PETA Science Consortium International

Happening next week! Have you registered yet? 🗓️ May 28, 2026: 8:00-9:30 am EDT Register 👇

Don’t miss your chance to win reconstructed human respiratory tissues from @epithelix! The winner will be selected based on their proposal’s scientific merit and potential to replace the use of animals in inhalation testing. 🗓️ Apply by July 17, 2026 bit.ly/42mdAmS

🎉Thrilled to announce our work is part of a multi-disciplinary collaboration receiving @NIH’s Replication Prize for improving research replicability through the adoption of animal-free and animal-production-free recombinant antibodies. Read more here: bit.ly/4nL2j9T

Register now for the third webinar in our Eco-NAMs Webinar Series, "In silico approaches to replace acute fish toxicity," featuring speakers from @MarioNegriIRCCS and @KREATiS_models. 🗓️May 28, 2026; 8:00-9:30 am EST Register here: bit.ly/4eHB7nK

📣NEW AWARD! We’ve partnered with @epithelix to award FREE reconstructed human respiratory tissues! The winner may also request travel assistance to attend #LIVe2026 and the pre-congress workshop in Archamps, France. Deadline: July 17, 2026. More here: bit.ly/42mdAmS

Researchers looking to transition to sequence-defined antibodies, start here! Our latest review in ALTEX highlights catalogue recombinant antibodies available today that can replace antibodies produced using animals. Access the review here: bit.ly/4emBG8c

Huge congrats also to our Dr. Gina Hilton on her election as Vice President of IVAM. You can explore the full list of our activities from this year’s SOT here: bit.ly/4ryUbKv See you next year!

We’re proud to share that our collaborative work on eye and respiratory irritation was recognized with paper and poster awards from the @SOToxicology Ocular Toxicology Specialty Section and the In Vitro and Alternative Methods (IVAM) Specialty Section.

We had an energizing and productive week at #2026SOT, and we’re grateful to our collaborators and everyone who helped make it a success!

Our team is on the ground at #2026SOT! Download a full list of our poster presentations and other activities here: bit.ly/4ryUbKv

Check out our website after the event to find these and other posters co-authored by the Science Consortium: bit.ly/4bSpERt Hope to see you at #THE3RLAEND!

📣Did you hear? We'll be presenting posters at the @3RCenter’s #THE3RLAEND Conference 2026 on: ⭐️Qualifying non-animal methods ⭐️Using human vaginal epithelium to assess the potential irritation of personal lubricants ⭐️Building confidence in non-animal approaches in Germany

Attending the @SOToxicology's 65th Annual Meeting in San Diego? Come meet us! We’ll be participating in educational courses, mentorship events, poster presentations on non-animal test methods, and more. Access our full list of activities👇 bit.ly/4ryUbKv #2026SOT

This is happening next week! Register today!

Don’t miss the 7th webinar in our EPIC series on NAMs: “Skin irritation testing using non-animal methods, and EPA’s new decision framework for dermal hazard assessment of chemicals” 🗓️March 17, 2026; 11:00 am ET Register 👇 bit.ly/3JX27Sc

JUST OUT: Our commentary in @EnvLawReporter provides a historical context of the use of animals in chemical toxicity testing and how New Approach Methodologies represent the path forward in chemical risk evaluation. Read it here: bit.ly/3M4Syoz

We're back with a new webinar in our EPIC series on the use of NAMs in risk assessment! “Skin irritation testing using non-animal methods, and EPA’s new decision framework for dermal hazard assessment of chemicals” 🗓️March 17, 2026; 11 am ET Register 👇 bit.ly/3JX27Sc

Just out: @EPA has released a new decision framework favoring the use of non-animal approaches for skin irritation and corrosion testing. Read more and access the decision framework here: bit.ly/4k55Z4g

Our new paper in Toxicology In Vitro, co-authored with the Institute for In Vitro Sciences, @MatTekLifeSci, & @AkademiaVied, demonstrates how an in vitro method can be used to evaluate personal lubricants for regulatory safety assessment. Access it here: bit.ly/4kfRJ97

The @EPA has recommitted to ending its reliance on toxicity tests on animals. This is the latest step in the agency's long-standing commitment to advancing reliable and relevant non-animal testing approaches. Read about it here: bit.ly/4pRz4Bk