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Animal Technology & Welfare Journal

Current Issue

Volume 24 No. 2 - August 2025

Content

Building training and competence through collaboration: a case study of a centralised training framework in animal research

Floating issues about animals in microgravity

Evaluating the suitability of substrate enrichment for Zebrafish in high-capacity research aquaria

PAPER SUMMARY TRANSLATIONS

TECH-2-TECH

IAT/LAVA Congress – Workshop on setting up and running a successful
re-homing programme

POSTERS

IAT Congress 2025 Animal Care winning poster – 3Rs champions team:
empowering animal technicians

IAT Congress 2025 Scientific Use of Animals winning poster – Colonoscopies as a method for refining mouse models of colorectal cancer

Body condition scoring and weighing – going combo!​

Biosecurity technicians: the product of facility evolution

An enrichment programme for group housed Rhesus Macaques (Macaca mulatta)

Enrichment for stud males in MRC Ares

Containment 4 ferret work at the Francis Crick Institute

Maintenance of the Brugia malayi life cycle in Mongolian gerbils

Germ-free mice: exploring alternatives to hysterectomy rederivation

Marm-ite moments: enriching marmoset behaviour with the 3Rs

Positive reinforcement training: old world NHPs

Investigating lameness in high containment swine

The progression on welfare for rat pain response

Sleep preferences in CD1 mice in a laboratory environment

Focus areas for randomly developing tumour palpation in mmtv-transgenic mice models

The use of vascular access buttons for drug administration and blood sampling in the rabbit

Veterinary and technical staff collaboration: managing two positive findings on a routine health screen

Chew sticks, do mice really care?

Reimagining the role of the colony technician

PDF Downloads of individual articles are available by clicking on the article title above.

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Current Volume

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Volume 24 No. 1
April 2025
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Volume 24 No. 3
December 2025
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Past Volumes

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