There’s big science news this month. The government has announced plans to replace the use of animals in research, except in rare cases. It’s a huge change, sparking lots of questions and opinions. So here’s your chance to discuss the news directly with people working in the field.
Want to share your thoughts and questions? Debate the changes? Hear different perspectives? Drop in to this week’s Animals in Research Chat.
📅 Wednesday 26 November, 12pm to 1pm
You can drop in for a few minutes or stay the whole hour. Join from your phone, tablet, laptop, or school computer – whatever suits you.
In this Chat, you’ll have space to:
- Find out how scientists use animals in research and what the changes mean
- Explore what alternatives could look like
- Discuss and debate the real-world impact behind the headlines
👥 Who you’ll connect with:
Chat with researchers, technicians, and other STEM professionals who use animals in their work. Each will have different roles, views, and experiences to share with you.
Confirmed so far: Charlotte, Evelyn, Genevieve, and Nicola
💬 How to join the Chat
- Log in at imascientist.org.uk
- Click ‘Chat’ at the top of the page
See you there!
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