November 21-22, 2024, Ecole nationale vétérinaire d’Alfort: these days were organized around three main themes: setting up 3R sharing tools, replacement, digital approaches.
Following on from the actions undertaken by the FC3R over the last two years, the first French 3R Days aimed to promote the 3R principle (Replace, Reduce, Refine) in France. This symposium encouraged interaction between researchers, institutions and civil society players, while promoting the exchange of knowledge and best practices around the 3Rs and highlighting the significant advances made in France in this field.
The program was structured around four thematic sessions, covering FC3R actions, current initiatives and prospects for further integrating the 3Rs principle into scientific practice.
Finally, the FC3R Scientific Committee presented its first 3R Awards for “Research” and “Culture of Care”, in recognition of innovative and significant initiatives to implement the 3R principle in France.
Replays of most of the speeches are available on the event page.
In particular, we would like to draw your attention to :
Athanassia SOTIROPOULOS
Inserm Research Director, Director of GIS FC3R
Report on the work of the FC3R Orientation and Reflection Council – Working group: Education
Valérie LEMARCHANDEL
Scientific Director, Fondation pour la Recherche Médicale (FRM)
Member, FC3R Conseil d’Orientation et de Réflexion (COR)
Report on the work of the FC3R Orientation and Reflection Council – Working group: Severity
Roland CASH
Vice-president of Transcience, physician, health economics consultant.
Member of the FC3R Conseil d’Orientation et de Réflexion (COR).
Human brain organoids to study bipolar disorder
Stéphane JAMAIN
Researcher, Head of Genomics Group, Institut Mondor de Recherche Biomédicale – Créteil, France
A simple device for obtaining 3D muscle fibers in vitro
Bruno CADOT
Researcher, Institute of Myology – Inserm U974
Development of a non-pathological 3D model of the breast using bioprinting
Antonella RAFFO ROMERO
Postdoctoral fellow in the PRISM laboratory (Proteomics Inflammatory Response Mass Spectrometry) – Inserm U1192, Lille
Digital twins to predict fetal drug exposure: the example of antidepressants
Laure-Hélène PRETA
Pharmacist at URP 7323 Pharmacology and evaluation of therapeutics in children and pregnant women – Université Paris Cité
