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PETA Science Consortium International e.V. promotes robust non-animal testing methods that protect human health and the environment. The Science Consortium coordinates the scientific and regulatory expertise of its members to advance the development, use, and global regulatory acceptance of the best in silico and in vitro testing approaches.

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Funding and Awards

The Science Consortium has provided millions of euros in funding to advance animal-free testing approaches and awards researchers developing and using these methods.

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Webinars

The Science Consortium hosts free webinars on animal-free testing approaches. Click the link to read more about ongoing and past webinars organised by the Science Consortium and others.

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Inhalation Toxicity Testing

The Science Consortium is developing effective and efficient approaches to assessing respiratory toxicity that protect human health without using animals.

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Regulatory Accepted Alternatives

The Science Consortium maintains factsheets detailing methods that replace animal use in toxicity testing and are accepted by regulatory agencies.

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Antitoxins

The Science Consortium funded the creation of fully human recombinant monoclonal antibodies capable of neutralising diphtheria toxin.

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Travel Grants

The Science Consortium awards travel grants to researchers seeking to share their work and further contribute to the development and use of animal-free test methods.

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The information contained on this website does not constitute and should not be interpreted as legal advice. If you wish to obtain legal advice about avoiding animal testing under REACH or any other law or regulation, please seek your own, independent legal counsel. PETA Science Consortium International e.V. does not make assessments of the potential hazards or risks of individual substances.

PETA Science Consortium International e.V.
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PETA Science Consortium International e.V. is recognised by the tax office Stuttgart-Körperschaften as a non-profit organisation and is registered as an association at the Stuttgart District Court under number VR 724927.

Any mention of our organisation prior to December 2020 refers to the PETA International Science Consortium Ltd.