16 November 2017

Kim Wever (Syrcle, department for Health Evidence) and collegues are happy to announce that the IMI2 project “European Quality In Preclinical Data” kicked off on October 1st.

This project (EQPID) will pool resources from academia and industry to strengthen the robustness, rigour and validity of preclinical research. They had a great kick-off meeting with participants from nearly 30 consortium members and are ready for action!
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