The 3Rs Collaborative and the New Jersey Association for Biomedical Research are delighted to announce the 2024 3Rs Sharing Conference hosted by Genentech. The sharing conference offers high-quality speakers and facilitated participant interactions and networking.
This year's conference will include a variety of 3Rs content with a focus on improving rigor and translatability in biomedical research through the robust incorporation of the 3Rs. We will explore opportunities for the robust incorporation of 3Rs in institutional research, as well as machine learning and non-animal technologies to advance rigor and translation. Presentations will address the use of current and emerging technologies to help guide future drug development strategy to advance next steps. In addition, the conference will discuss study design, animal methodology, and, as always, best practices to promote laboratory animal welfare for a variety of species.
Early registration rates close on March 17, 2024. Register today for the lowest rate. Registration includes the cost of breakfast, ample snacks/coffee throughout the day, lunch, and a networking session with appetizers.
Tentative Conference Agenda
7:30 AM - Registration, Breakfast, Networking & Exhibitor Connections
8:30 AM - Opening Remarks and Updates from 3RsC and NJABR Dr. Megan LaFollette, Executive Director, 3RsC Tom Leach, Executive Director, NJABR
8:40 AM - Alphabet Soup: The 3Rs & Other Frameworks Dr. Megan LaFollette, Executive Director, 3RsC
9:00 AM - Making the 3Rs More than a Checkbox Dr. Sally Thompson-Iritani, Assistant Vice Provost, Animal Care, Outreach, & 3Rs, University of Washington Dr. Elizabeth Nunamaker, Director of Animal Welfare, Charles River Laboratories Dr. Jessica Graham, Director, Head of Product Quality & Occupational Toxicology, Genentech
10:00 AM - Networking Break and Exhibitor Connections
10:15 AM - A Practical Guide to Replacements: MPS & AI Dr. Szczepan Baran, Chief Scientific Officer, VeriSIM Life Dr. Sareh Kang, Principal Scientist, Complex In-Vitro Systems, Genentech Dr. Fangyao Hu, Senior Principal Scientist AI, Genentech
11:15 AM – Reduction through Experimental Design & Statistics Dr. Tony Pourmohamad, Principal Statistical Scientist, Genentech
12:00 PM - Networking Lunch During lunch, you will have the opportunity to connect with speakers and other attendees on specific 3Rs topics. Tables will be set up according to topic to ensure you meet others with similar interests and discuss whats important to you.
1:00 PM - Continuous Home Cage Monitoring for Science & Welfare Dr. Ellie Karlsson, Director, Laboratory Animal Research, Calico Life Sciences Dr. J. Graham Ruby, Principal Investigator, Calico Life Sciences
1:30 PM - Genetically Engineered Models, Science, & Responsible Breeding Dr. Christopher Dowdy, Associate Director, Scientific Development, Charles River Laboratories Dr. Anja Karlstaedt, Assistant Professor, Department of Cardiology, Smidt Heart Institute, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
2:10 PM - Refining Zebrafish Care Kyna Byrd, MS, Animal Welfare Specialist, Stanford University
2:35 PM - Networking Break & Exhibitor Connections
2:50 PM - Practical Refined Handling for Mice Dr. Elizabeth Nunamaker, Director of Animal Welfare, Charles River Laboratories Dr. Katherine Gates, Clinical Assistant Professor, Stanford University 3:10 PM - Non-Human Primate Positive Reinforcement Training & Cage Enhancements Dr. Noel Dybdal, Senior Director and Distinguished Scientist, Genentech
3:35 - Culture of Care in Practice Dr. Megan LaFollette, Executive Director, 3RsC Dr. Cindy Buckmaster, Scientific Advisor,Transnetyx 4:05 PM - Closing Remarks
4:10 PM - Networking Reception until 6:00pm
Registration Options and Fees All registration fees are for registrations received prior to March 17, 2024
Individual Registration NJABR/3RsC/SUBR Members - $300 Future Members - $325
Group Registration NJABR/3RsC/SUBR Members Group of 4 Registration - $1,100 Future Members Group of 4 Registration - $1,200 |