About
EARA
Founded in 2014, EARA is a not-for-profit organisation that has more than 190 member organisations from both public research institutions, representative bodies and private biomedical research, as well as breeders and other suppliers to the sector, in 24 European countries and 20 other countries around the world.
EARA Vision and Mission
@The_EARA
Our vision is that animal research is understood by society as still a critical part of the scientific process, leading to an informed and beneficial climate for innovation and progress for the benefit of human and animal and environmental health.
Our mission to be the leading voice in Europe for organisations that use animals for scientific purposes and to ensure that all stakeholders are informed and understand the use of animals for as long as they are needed.
The EARA network
(by sector)
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Public organisationsEPV (European Primate Veterinarians) FENS (Federation of European Neurosciences Societies) Hellenic Society for Neuroscience Max Planck Society NOVA Medical School Donders Institute, Radboud University SGV (Swiss Laboratory Animal Science Association) SECAL (Spanish Society for Laboratory Animal Sciences)
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Private OrganisationsAAALAC AnimalhealthEurope Charles River Labcorp Merck GSK Inotiv Marshall Bioresources
EARA Board Members
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Public organisationsEPV (European Primate Veterinarians) FENS (Federation of European Neurosciences Societies) Hellenic Society for Neuroscience Max Planck Society NOVA Medical School Donders Institute, Radboud University SGV (Swiss Laboratory Animal Science Association) SECAL (Spanish Society for Laboratory Animal Sciences)
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Private OrganisationsAAALAC AnimalhealthEurope Charles River Labcorp Merck GSK Inotiv Marshall Bioresources
Other advocacy groups
News about EARA Members
Video
Webinar focusing on the activities of EARA, hosted by the EARA Member European Society of Laboratory Animal Veterinarians and the Karolinska Institute, Sweden.
EARA executive director, Kirk Leech, presented “An introduction to the European Animal Research Association”, outlining the current work of EARA to improve public understanding and acceptability of animal research in Europe.
