News before 2020 on animal research at the University. News listing Search Publication date Date from Date to Dementia study reveals how proteins can stop brain signals 17 December, 20192019 Fresh insights into damaging proteins that build up in the brains of people with Alzheimer’s… Open approach to animal research earns accolade 17 December, 20192019 The University’s work on communicating how animals are used in research has won a national award. Wild animals’ immune systems decline with age 03 October, 20192019 It is well established that weakened immune systems in old age affect people’s health and fitness,… Identification of prion diseases aided by novel marker 03 October, 20192019 Differentiation between brain diseases could be aided by detection of a novel protein, scientists… Surrogacy advance could aid rare chicken breeds 03 October, 20192019 Infertile hens have been used to carry eggs containing other breeds, in a development using gene… Animal welfare event focuses on emotions 03 October, 20192019 Insights into how animals experience feelings and emotions will be explored in talks, discussions… Sheep could aid insights into childhood dementia 30 August, 20192019 A new research approach could help progress towards therapies for a devastating childhood illness. Staff praised for animal welfare innovations 19 August, 20192019 Innovations designed to improve the wellbeing of animals involved in research at the University… Data tool helps decipher mouse’s calls 06 August, 20192019 Technology that can help interpret inaudible calls from laboratory mice has been developed in a bid… Animal research statistics for 2018 released 18 July, 20192019 The ten universities in the UK that conduct the highest number of animal research procedures have… 1 2 3 4 5 News archiveSee all animal research news published in 2024See all animal research news published in 2023See all animal research news published in 2022See all animal research news published in 2021See all animal research news published in 2020 This article was published on 2025-04-30