The 3RCC Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) is responsible for providing scientific expertise to the 3RCC, evaluating grant applications and evaluating the progress and functioning of the center. The 3RCC SAB is composed of internationally recognized experts on 3Rs having expertise on 3Rs.
Situated in Bern, the 3RCC’s objectives are to:
- Promote research by subsidizing scientific projects of high quality and care for animals;
- Develop an educational strategy targeted at different educational programs; and
- Build a professional communication capacity available for all stakeholders interested in animal experimentation and 3Rs.
Merel Ritskes is a member of the theme Reconstructive and regenerative medicine.
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