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EDITOR*Carole Wilsonbulletineditor@iat.org.ukASSISTANT EDITOR*Paul Barwoodbulletinassistant@iat.org.ukADVERTISEMENTMANAGERSPRC Associates Ltdmail@prcassoc.co.ukPublished monthly by theInstitute of Animal Technology*Registered Office:5 South ParadeSummertownOxfordOX2 7JLISSN 0263-2861For enquiries other thanBulletin related contact:IAT ADMINISTRATOR*admin@iat.org.ukor 0800 085 4380BulletinVol 56 No 7 July 2020Final copy date forAugust Bulletin23rd JuneThe opinions expressed in theBulletin do not necessarily reflectthose of the Editor or theInstitute.CONTENTSDear Readers 5___________________________________CLAST information 6-7___________________________________Welcome to MySociety – 8-11The IAT MembershipDatabase___________________________________BING and Branch Reps – 14-15first joint meeting___________________________________AS-ET News 16-18___________________________________Diary Dates 19___________________________________Jul20:IATB NEW 10/7/20 10:01 Page 3Vol 58 No 6 June 2022CONTENTSFinal copy date for August Bulletin23rd JuneMarch:IATB NEW 11/7/20 06:53 Page 14Dear Readers 5Tech Month 7-836th AGM Minutes 9-12 MIAT and FIAT Awards 13Congress Report 15-55Unclaimed Congress Rafﬂ e Ticket 55Congress Trade Passport 57-58CompetitionImpressions of Congress from 60a First Time Participant First Time Attendee’s 61-62Perspective of CongressNorth West Branch Congress 63-64ReportAS-ET News 66-67Branch News 68-70Diary Dates 71

Bulletin4 • June 2022 TLC Twenty Year AnniversaryAugust 2002 The Learning Curve (TLC) was set up with Companies House and was oﬃcially born. The company was a one-man band at that time with a vision of educating, improving, making aware and changing the way people considered laboratory animal usage. My twenty-four years at Wellcome Research / GlaxoWellcome and GlaxoSmithKline taught me everything I needed to know about laboratory animal welfare, together with a couple of years as a veterinary nurse in the early days.Putting together courses, such as the Home Oﬃce Personal Licensee course and my focus on the Named Animal Care and Welfare course formally known as the Named Person in Day-to-Day Care. The Institute of Animal Technology level 2 and 3 diplomas have also taken pride and hopefully the many Animal Technologists that have completed these courses have gone on to be our current managers and welfarists.My passion to encourage and give personal advice to Animal Technologists, support staﬀ and scientists due to my extensive experience with many species of laboratory animals, enabled me to foresee the potential in the scientiﬁc world to consider, promote and actively carry out the highest standard of animal welfare and respect.The Learning Curve has always had a very high ethical philosophy and very high ethical standards, with no short cuts or excuses when it comes to good science and good animal welfare.Over the years TLC has grown into a company which currently employs seven full time staﬀ, including a full-time veterinarian and several very experienced people that help on a consultancy basis, all of which are highly qualiﬁed and experienced Animal Technologists which give the company that personal, knowledgeable basis that underpins the success of The Learning Curve.I would personally like to thank everyone that has worked with The Learning Curve over the years, to all the attendees on our courses and especially to all my staﬀ who have worked tirelessly to maintain very high standards and have helped me to have a company that I am very proud of.Thank you!Martin Heath MSc FRSB FIAT FIScT RAnTech PTLLSManaging Director thAnniversaryWe have yourfuture at heart

BulletinJuly 2020• 5DDeeaarr RReeaaddeerrssTwo things to tell you, as we graduallycome out of hibernation. The first thing to say,we are now back in printed form, so I do hope youare now returning back to a more structured way ofworking and reading this in the tea room! The second thing, something you will have alreadynoticed – the July edition of the Bulletin is muchsmaller than usual. There are a couple of reasons forthis, obviously while we have been in lockdown, wehave not been attending any conferences, meetings, seminars orworkshops in person, these have all been postponed or pushed intovirtual meetings. Most of which have been done at very short notice – socurrently there is nothing much to report. Additionally, because of theunscheduled changes to our lives, the Bulletin has begun to get verybehind in our print schedule, which we now need to get back as wereturn to printed format. Our August edition will also be small – but Iguarantee our September edition will be back to normal!Back with this edition, we do have some articles of interest to you – let’sstart with MySociety – the IAT membership database. Read pages 8-11 foran explanation of how this works and how you can use it. This is ofinterest to us all, but especially so to those of us who are RAnTechs – wecan use the database to track and keep records of our CPD.Elsewhere, we have AS-ET news, which includes information on the essaycompetition – prize a trip to Congress 2021. See page 16 to see if you areeligible – even if you are not, please pass the information on to thosewho are.Make sure you take care and …KKeeeepp RReeaaddiinngg!!CCaarroolleePoverty IAT LAUNCHES EQUALITY AND DIVERSITY GenderRaceSexual OrientationDiscriminationAgeReligion or BeliefDisabilityEthnicityFairAnti-oppres sive practiceFairYout h WorkSexValuesEmpowermentLegislationDifferenc eSocietyEqualRightsStatusOpportunitiesClassBeliefsEducationNOBODY IS THE SAME BUT EVERYONE IS EQUALInstitute of Animal TechnologyAdvancing and promoting excellence in the care and welfare of animals in scienceEnsuring policies, procedures and processes don’t discriminateEducation - equal access to opportunitiesCreating an inclusive culture for allwww.iat.org.uk/equalityGROUPJul20:IATB NEW 10/7/20 10:01 Page 5BulletinJuly 2020• 5DDeeaarr RReeaaddeerrssTwo things to tell you, as we graduallycome out of hibernation. The first thing to say,we are now back in printed form, so I do hope youare now returning back to a more structured way ofworking and reading this in the tea room! The second thing, something you will have alreadynoticed – the July edition of the Bulletin is muchsmaller than usual. There are a couple of reasonsfor this, obviously while we have been in lockdown,we have not been attending any conferences, meetings, seminars orworkshops in person, these have all been postponed or pushed intovirtual meetings. Most of which have been done at very short notice – socurrently there is nothing much to report. Additionally, because of theunscheduled changes to our lives, the Bulletin has begun to get verybehind in our print schedule, which we now need to get back as wereturn to printed format. Our August edition will also be small – but Iguarantee our September edition will be back to normal!Back with this edition, we do have some articles of interest to you – let’sstart with MySociety – the IAT membership database. Read pages 8-11for an explanation of how this works and how you can use it. This is ofinterest to us all, but especially so to those of us who are RAnTechs – wecan use the database to track and keep records of our CPD.Elsewhere, we have AS-ET news, which includes information on the essaycompetition – prize a trip to Congress 2021. See page 16 to see if you areeligible – even if you are not, please pass the information on to thosewho are.Make sure you take care and …HHaappppyy RReeaaddiinngg!!CCaarroolleePoverty IAT LAUNCHES EQUALITY AND DIVERSITY GenderRaceSexual OrientationDiscriminationAgeReligion or BeliefDisabilityEthnicityFairAnti-oppres sive practiceFairYout h WorkSexValuesEmpowermentLegislationDifferenc eSocietyEqualRightsStatusOpportunitiesClassBeliefsEducationNOBODY IS THE SAME BUT EVERYONE IS EQUALInstitute of Animal TechnologyAdvancing and promoting excellence in the care and welfare of animals in scienceEnsuring policies, procedures and processes don’t discriminateEducation - equal access to opportunitiesCreating an inclusive culture for allwww.iat.org.uk/equalityGROUPJul20:IATB NEW 13/7/20 08:29 Page 5BulletinJuly 2020• 5DDeeaarr RReeaaddeerrssKKeeeepp RReeaaddiinngg!!CCaarroolleeKKeeeepp RReeaaddiinngg!!KKeeeepp RReeaaddiinngg!!KKeeeepp RReeaaddiinngg!!KKeeeepp RReeaaddiinngg!!KKeeeepp RReeaaddiinngg!!KKeeeepp RReeaaddiinngg!!KKeeeepp RReeaaddiinngg!!KKeeeepp RReeaaddiinngg!!PovertyIATLAUNCHESEQUALITYAND DIVERSITYGenderRaceSexual OrientationDiscriminationAgeReligion or BeliefDisabilityEthnicityFairAnti-oppressive practiceFairYout h WorkSexValuesEmpowermentLegislationDifferenc eSocietyEqualRightsStatusOpportunitiesClassBeliefsEducationNOBODY IS THE SAMEBUT EVERYONE IS EQUALInstitute of Animal TechnologyAdvancing and promoting excellence in the care and welfare of animals in scienceEnsuring policies, procedures and processes don’t discriminateEducation - equal access to opportunitiesCreating an inclusive culture for allwww.iat.org.uk/equalityGROUPJul20:IATB NEW 30/9/20 12:41 Page 5BulletinJune 2022 • 5 Welcome to the bumper Congress edition of the Bulletin, back to an in-person format after two years!There is lots to get through this month, starting with the Congress write up, pages 15 – 55. There was something for everyone – very interesting workshops and presentations, as well as the trade show and social events and it is all featured. I want to congratulate all the prize winners, including ﬁ rst time presenters, poster prizes and the Andrew Blake Tribute Award winners, which included both this year’s and last year’s winners being presented with the award, due to Congress being a virtual event last year (see pages 48 – 50).Trade ran their traditional Trade Passport Competition, and again well done to the two winners of that (see pages 57 – 58).We have several people talking about their experiences in Harrogate, Ryan Goldsmith and Roxie Wood talk about their Congress experiences as ﬁ rst-time attendees, see pages 60 and 62. The Northwest Branch have also produced a report of four of their members attending Congress for the ﬁ rst time as well! See pages 63 – 64. The AGM took place at Congress this year and we have the abridged minutes., most people attended in person but some people attending virtually. See pages 9 – 12.If you are wondering if there is anything but Congress news in this issue, yes there is, March also saw the welcome return of Tech Month and we are featuring a report on pages 7 – 8. I loved all the origami animals that sprang up in facilities, especially the ﬁ sh, but I might be a bit biased!TLC Twenty Year AnniversaryAugust 2002 The Learning Curve (TLC) was set up with Companies House and was oﬃcially born. The company was a one-man band at that time with a vision of educating, improving, making aware and changing the way people considered laboratory animal usage. My twenty-four years at Wellcome Research / GlaxoWellcome and GlaxoSmithKline taught me everything I needed to know about laboratory animal welfare, together with a couple of years as a veterinary nurse in the early days.Putting together courses, such as the Home Oﬃce Personal Licensee course and my focus on the Named Animal Care and Welfare course formally known as the Named Person in Day-to-Day Care. The Institute of Animal Technology level 2 and 3 diplomas have also taken pride and hopefully the many Animal Technologists that have completed these courses have gone on to be our current managers and welfarists.My passion to encourage and give personal advice to Animal Technologists, support staﬀ and scientists due to my extensive experience with many species of laboratory animals, enabled me to foresee the potential in the scientiﬁc world to consider, promote and actively carry out the highest standard of animal welfare and respect.The Learning Curve has always had a very high ethical philosophy and very high ethical standards, with no short cuts or excuses when it comes to good science and good animal welfare.Over the years TLC has grown into a company which currently employs seven full time staﬀ, including a full-time veterinarian and several very experienced people that help on a consultancy basis, all of which are highly qualiﬁed and experienced Animal Technologists which give the company that personal, knowledgeable basis that underpins the success of The Learning Curve.I would personally like to thank everyone that has worked with The Learning Curve over the years, to all the attendees on our courses and especially to all my staﬀ who have worked tirelessly to maintain very high standards and have helped me to have a company that I am very proud of.Thank you!Martin Heath MSc FRSB FIAT FIScT RAnTech PTLLSManaging Director thAnniversaryWe have yourfuture at heart

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BulletinJune 2022 • 7Tech Month 2022This year saw the return of Tech Month and it was bigger and better with participation numbers up on previous years. During Congress we spoke to many managers, who reported their staff had a lot of fun getting involved. We reran Technician Bingo and also the usual Tech Month Quiz but this year saw the introduction of ‘Animal in the House’. This was where you could download and create origami animals and then photograph them in unusual places around your facility. Origami Animals Appearing in Facilities!Tech Month 2022This year saw the return of Tech Month and it was bigger and better with participation numbers up on previous years. During Congress we spoke to many managers, who reported their staff had a lot of fun getting involved. We reran Technician Bingo and also the usual Tech Month Quiz but this year saw the introduction of ‘Animal in the house’. This was where you could download and create origami animals and then photograph them in unusual places around your facility. Origami Animals Appearing in Facilities! Image caption Technician BingoWe had several more entries for Technician Bingo and many more facilities getting involved. There were some very funny videos sent in and all of these can be viewed on the IAT website. https://www.iat.org.uk/techmonthKally Booth won one of the individual weeks and the overall winner was Rebecca Shaw. She has a talent for the tasks set and carries them out with such enthusiasm! Well done, Rebecca. Tech Month 2022This year saw the return of Tech Month and it was bigger and better with participation numbers up on previous years. During Congress we spoke to many managers, who reported their staff had a lot of fun getting involved. We reran Technician Bingo and also the usual Tech Month Quiz but this year saw the introduction of ‘Animal in the house’. This was where you could download and create origami animals and then photograph them in unusual places around your facility. Origami Animals Appearing in Facilities! Image caption Technician BingoWe had several more entries for Technician Bingo and many more facilities getting involved. There were some very funny videos sent in and all of these can be viewed on the IAT website. https://www.iat.org.uk/techmonthKally Booth won one of the individual weeks and the overall winner was Rebecca Shaw. She has a talent for the tasks set and carries them out with such enthusiasm! Well done, Rebecca. Tech Month 2022This year saw the return of Tech Month and it was bigger and better with participation numbers up on previous years. During Congress we spoke to many managers, who reported their staff had a lot of fun getting involved. We reran Technician Bingo and also the usual Tech Month Quiz but this year saw the introduction of ‘Animal in the house’. This was where you could download and create origami animals and then photograph them in unusual places around your facility. Origami Animals Appearing in Facilities! Image caption Technician BingoWe had several more entries for Technician Bingo and many more facilities getting involved. There were some very funny videos sent in and all of these can be viewed on the IAT website. https://www.iat.org.uk/techmonthKally Booth won one of the individual weeks and the overall winner was Rebecca Shaw. She has a talent for the tasks set and carries them out with such enthusiasm! Well done, Rebecca. Tech Month 2022This year saw the return of Tech Month and it was bigger and better with participation numbers up on previous years. During Congress we spoke to many managers, who reported their staff had a lot of fun getting involved. We reran Technician Bingo and also the usual Tech Month Quiz but this year saw the introduction of ‘Animal in the house’. This was where you could download and create origami animals and then photograph them in unusual places around your facility. Origami Animals Appearing in Facilities! Image caption Technician BingoWe had several more entries for Technician Bingo and many more facilities getting involved. There were some very funny videos sent in and all of these can be viewed on the IAT website. https://www.iat.org.uk/techmonthKally Booth won one of the individual weeks and the overall winner was Rebecca Shaw. She has a talent for the tasks set and carries them out with such enthusiasm! Well done, Rebecca. Technician BingoWe had several more entries for Technician Bingo and many more facilities getting involved. There were some very funny videos sent in and all of these can be viewed on the IAT website. https://www.iat.org.uk/techmonthKally Booth won one of the individual weeks and the overall winner was Rebecca Shaw. She has a talent for the tasks set and carries them out with such enthusiasm! Well done, Rebecca.

Bulletin8 • June 2022 Our weekly quizzes again attracted a lot of entries each week. It was clear that some of the questions were tough. Congratulations to the following prize winners:Week 1 – Sian MurphyWeek 2 – Katy Moskot-BrettellWeek 3 – Charlotte ClarkWeek 4 – Ben WigleyAnd the overall winner – Julia BartlettThank you for taking part each week. We are always looking for new ideas for Tech Month and new tasks to add to the BINGO challenges, so if you have ideas that you think Technicians will ﬁ nd easy or tricky to put them just a little out of their comfort zone then please contact one of the Comms Team, or contact the Bulletin Editor, bulletineditor@iat.org.uk who can pass them on.Tech Month extrasA selection of puzzles were available to download from the website and we hope you had fun completing them in your tea-breaks!We would like to thank all the people who entered this year’s Tech Month and look forward to all seeing you at Tech Month 2023.Reporter: Elaine KirkumOur weekly quizzes again attracted a lot of entries each week. It was clear that some of the questions were tough. Congratulations to the following prize winners:Week 1 – Sian MurphyWeek 2 – Katy Moskot-BrettellWeek 3 – Charlotte ClarkWeek 4 – Ben WigleyAnd the overall winner – Julia BartlettThank you for taking part each week. We are always looking for new ideas for Tech Month and new tasks to add to the BINGO challenges, so if you have ideas that you think Technicians will find easy or tricky, put them just a little out of their comfort zone then please contact one of the Comms Team, or contact the Bulletin Editor, bulletineditor@iat.org.ukwho can pass them on.Tech Month extrasA selection of puzzles were available to download from the website and we hope you had fun completing them in your tea-breaks! A Selection of the Puzzles Image caption We would like to thank all the people who entered this year’s Tech Month and look forward to all seeing you at Tech Month 2023Reporter: Elaine KirkumA Selection of the Puzzles.

BulletinJune 2022 • 9MINUTES OF THE 36th ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGof THE INSTITUTE OF ANIMAL TECHNOLOGY18.00 hours on Tuesday 29th March 2022,At the Harrogate Convention CentreThe AGM was chaired by the IAT President, Robin Lovell-Badge FRS and was attended by seventy three (73) members. Linda Horan (LH) welcomed everyone to the ﬁ rst face-to-face meeting since the start of the pandemic. LH also welcomed those who were able to attend via zoom. Robin Lovell-Badge then welcomed everyone to the 36th IAT AGM.1. Apologies No apologies had been received.2. Minutes of the 35th Annual General Meeting of the Institute of Animal Technology held on 9th March 2021 via Zoom The minutes were unanimously accepted as a true and accurate record of the meeting.3. Matters arising from the minutes Simon Cumming (SAC) reported that the minutes had been published in full on the website, and an abridged version in the Bulletin (Vol 57 No 6). There were no matters arising.4. Correspondence There was no correspondence to be covered under this item.5. Annual Report SAC spoke to the Annual Report. The full report is available on the IAT website in the Members’ Section.Five members continue on Council and are joined by Tina O’Mahony, whowas previously co-opted, Ken Applebee as a returning Council member and Toby Sanders as a new member of Council. No new Vice Presidents have been proposed. SAC thanked the President, Robin Lovell-Badge and all the Vice Presidents for their invaluable insight and assistance during the past year. There were no questions on the annual report.Left to right: Linda Horan, Simon Cumming, Robin Lovell Badge.

Bulletin10 • June 2022 6. Financial Report Accounts for the year ending 31st December 2021 are available on the IAT website. Glyn Fisher (GF) reported a surplus of expenditure over income of £10,381. This compares to an operating loss of £57,346 in 2020 and an operating loss of £77,585 in 2019. GF highlighted the important fact that the IAT did continue to operate during the pandemic.GF gave an update on AST2020. AST2020 had been a joint meeting, organised between the IAT, LASA and LAVA and over 800 delegates had registered to attend. In 2021 a high percentage of funds were returned to those who had booked attendance. The IAT accountant advised retaining a small amount of the AST2020 funds for a further year, in case further claims are received. GF thanked those who had donated their refunds to the IAT and LASA, and thanked everyone for their patience whilst awaiting the outcome of the event.GF reported that there will be no increase to any IAT fees for 2023. This will be reviewed ahead of the next AGM. All current prices are displayed on the IAT website. The Financial Report and the Audited Accounts were then proposed. Proposed: Glyn Fisher Seconded: Steven CubittCarried unanimously.10 • June 2022 Glyn Fisher delivering the Financial Report virtually.

BulletinJune 2022 • 11 7. Appointment of the AuditorThe Treasurer proposed that King Loose be re-appointed as auditors for 2022. They have done a sterling job in 2021 and have been a great asset to the Institute. Proposed: Glyn Fisher Seconded: Adrian Woodhouse Carried unanimously.8. Election of Ofﬁcers Linda Horan (LH), Chair IAT Council, took over as Chair of the AGM for the appointment of the President.8.i President Council wished to propose Robin Lovell-Badge FRS as President for the forthcoming year. Proposed: Council Seconded: Steven Cubitt Carried unanimously. LH was delighted to welcome Robin Lovell-Badge back as President of the Institute.8.ii Vice-Presidents No new Vice Presidents were proposed. The following were proposed en bloc as Vice Presidents: David Anderson Stephen Barnett Miles Carroll Paul Flecknell Penny Hawkins Wendy Jarrett Judy MacArthur Clark Fiona McEwen Tim Morris Clive Page Jan-Bas Prins Vicky Robinson Gail Thompson Robert Weichbrod Senga Allen Paul Sanders David Spillane Proposed: Council Seconded: Alan Graham Carried unanimously with one abstention.8.iii Council There were nine candidates for nine vacancies on Council, so no election was held and the following candidates were appointed to serve a three- year term:

Bulletin12 • June 2022 Ken Applebee Steven Cubitt Simon Cumming Haley Daniels Glyn Fisher Linda Horan Elaine Kirkum Tina O’Mahony Toby Sanders Council members are elected by the membership. Election of the above appointments was conﬁ rmed unanimously by those present. Congratulations to all those joining and re-joining Council.9. Proposals for Honorary and Life Membership There were no proposals for Life or Honorary Members. Presentations of Life and Honorary Membership plaques held over from 2021 were made. Ken Applebee (KA) was presented with his plaque for Life Membership. KA thanked Council for the award, which he very much appreciated. Stuart Mackrell (SM) was presented with his plaque for Honorary Membership. SM thanked the Surrey, Hampshire and Sussex Branch for nominating him for his award. 10. Any Other BusinessThere being no other business, Robin Lovell Badge thanked IAT Council for all their hard work over the year and thanked everyone for attending and wished them a pleasant evening at the Opening of the Trade Exhibition.The meeting was closed at 18.40 hours.Stuart Mackrell presented with his Honorary Membership. Ken Applebee presented with his Life Membership.

BulletinJune 2022 • 13IAT Council are delighted to announce that the following members have been awarded MIAT and FIAT status following their approval at the May Council meeting:MIATAmy Boyle UCL, Institute of OpthalmologyStephen Reynolds University College DublinJoanne Melloy King’s College LondonJoseph Pennock University of ManchesterJosephine Ruggles DSTLKyle O’Sullivan UCLMichaela Lee Queen Mary University of LondonLucy Langford-Jackson UCLAmy Grifﬁ n University of OxfordCheryl Yalden King’s College LondonLewis Young King’s College LondonLuisa De Rosa King’s College LondonFIATLisa Watson Agri-Food and Biosciences InstituteFrancesca Flack Sanger InstituteAnia Sobczak Babraham InstituteCongratulations to them all!MIAT and FIAT Awards

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BulletinJune 2022 • 15Congress 2022 saw a very welcome return to a face-to-face format at the Harrogate Convention Centre. There was a palpable air of excitement at the prospect of actually seeing people once again and being able to meet up with friends, see the latest innovations and ideas in trade and to hopefully be enlightened and educated in the presentation and workshop sessions.

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BulletinJune 2022 • 19Seven o’clock on Monday morning saw the Trade Exhibition manager and his willing helpers marking up the trade hall ready for the trade exhibitors to arrive. Preparations continued throughout the day stufﬁ ng the delegate bags with this year’s sponsored items, along with the items generously sponsored for AST2020, so everything was ready for the arrival of delegates on Tuesday.

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Bulletin22 • June 2022 Whilst Tuesday is not a full part of the Congress schedule, we did offer workshops on Tuesday afternoon and these were very well attended. The workshops covered improving the welfare of mice used in the study of ageing, scientiﬁ c writing, best practice in breeding laboratory mice, environmental enrichment for Zebraﬁ sh and an introduction to Zebraﬁ sh. Posters also began arriving for the poster displays.

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BulletinJune 2022 • 25The Ice Breaker session was introduced to allow those who are new, or perhaps on their own, to meet their fellow delegates in a more relaxed and informal setting. This session has grown in popularity year on year and this year was completely full. Whilst it was not possible to have the usual games involving eating chocolate with chopsticks or playing pass the balloon, there was a chance to have a go at ‘Enrich it!’ – a collaborative game design session. This is a protype Tetris-style tabletop game, which asks players to add enrichment items to a cage. This game will form part of the Animal Research Nexus public engagement portfolio and players had the opportunity to provide feedback and add content and design. The ﬁ nal version will be freely available for anyone to use for outreach, engagement and educational purposes.The thirty sixth annual AGM took place at 18.00 hours on Tuesday evening. Full minutes of the AGM were published on the IAT website in April and an abridged version can be found in this issue of the IAT Bulletin (June 2022 issue). Two new Council members were welcomed to Council, Ken Applebee who returns after a short break and Toby Sanders. Two presentations were also made at the AGM. The ﬁ rst was to Ken Applebee who has been made a Life Member of the Institute. Ken was presented with his plaque by the IAT President, Professor Robin Lovell-Badge. The plaque was due to be presented in 2021 but as Congress 2021 was a virtual event, the presentation was held over to Congress 2022.

Bulletin26 • June 2022 This was also the case for the presentation to Stuart Mackrell, who was presented with his plaque for Honorary membership. Stuart was proposed by the Surrey, Hampshire and Sussex Branch for his many years of service to the IAT. Stuart also received his delayed plaque from Professor Lovell-Badge. For more information on the AGM see the minutes on pages 9 – 12.Following the AGM was the Opening of the Trade Exhibition. Always a fun night, this year was made all the more entertaining due to there being no Congress in the previous two years. All the exhibitors were keen to attract delegates and there were competitions and enticements galore. The Trade Passport competition took place over the three days, with two chances of winning a £100 Amazon gift voucher up for grabs. The two lucky winners were: Paul Johnson and Mollie Millington. More information about this can befound on pages 57 – 58.

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BulletinJune 2022 • 33A donation of £282.14 was made to AS-ET from the proﬁ t of the Trade Passport Competition. Thank you to all the companies who paid to take part.Alan Graham, Chair of the IAT Congress Committee ofﬁ cially opened Congress on Wednesday morning. He introduced Stephen Barnett as the Chair for the initial session, namely the Stephen Barnett First Time Presenters’ Session, kindly sponsored by Marshall BioResources. Stephen has been involved with the IAT for many years as a training provider, examiner and advisor for the IAT qualiﬁ cations. Many IAT members owe a great deal of gratitude to Stephen for his patience and commitment to their education. The IAT were very keen to recognise Stephen’s hard work and dedication. It was therefore decided that the First Time Presenters’ Session at Congress be named after him, and hope that this recognition will remind everyone of his tireless commitment to our Institute. Three presenters took part in this session, with the judges deciding that Claire Dobinson from the Institute of Cancer Research was the winning presenter. Claire received a monetary award of £250 as her prize.

Bulletin34 • June 2022 Following this session was the very popular Flash Trade Presentations. Company representatives have just one minute to entice you to visit their stand in the Trade Exhibition and update you on their latest products and innovations. This session is always one to watch and this year was no exception.

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Bulletin36 • June 2022 Several workshops were run on Wednesday, alongside further platform presentations. Presentations took place on Culture of Care, procurement planning, low carbon animal facilities and controlling relative humidity on Wednesday morning. The afternoon session covered aspects of animal rights activism and the Technician Commitment. Following the afternoon tea break, the presentations concluded with a look back at a lifetime’s experience in Animal Technology and a look at in vivo models in pre-clinical cancer research.

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BulletinJune 2022 • 39The afternoon session again included the how to talk about animal research workshop, plus best practice in breeding laboratory mice, Culture of Care training resources and helping AWERBs to promote a Culture of Care. Following a buffet meal, Wednesday evening saw a very welcome return to normality in the shape of Ken’s Quiz. Often the highlight of Congress, Ken puts his heart and soul into ﬁ nding a diverse range of questions to tax the most well informed brain! This year Ken brought in outside assistance for a music round, so thank you to Mirren Allen for Round One! The Quiz Night was kindly sponsored by CC Tech, and it was a total coincidence that the team who won consisted of some CC Tech members. It was a well-deserved win and the team enjoyed their bottles of ﬁ zz. The runners up received a mixture of wines and Cadbury Crème Eggs went to the team who came last (but not least!).

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Bulletin42 • June 2022 The Platform Programme resumed bright and early on Thursday morning with an Update from the Home Ofﬁ ce and a Q&A session. Presentations on veterinary care of invertebrate laboratory animals, the evolution of the rat playroom, creating specialised antibodies from llamas and setting up a chick facility then followed. Several workshops were repeated to allow everyone to have the opportunity to attend any they may have missed on previous days.

BulletinJune 2022 • 43The afternoon session started with a presentation on managing moral stress: learning from the use of ethical discussion groups and ethical decision-making tools in veterinary practice.

Bulletin44 • June 2022 Poster Presenters Melanie Davenport and Tom Fewlass with Session Chair Ken Applebee OBE.

BulletinJune 2022 • 45Robin Labesse then delivered the winning paper for the Andrew Blake Tribute Award 2022 on Rosie Payne’s behalf. Rosie’s paper was entitled ‘Exploring environmental enrichment as a tool for assessing cognitive degeneration in ageing mice’. Robin was presented with Rosie’s award at the Close of Congress ceremony.Kelly Patterson then gave a presentation entitled ‘Reﬂ ections of 30 years in Laboratory Animal Science’. Kelly is the AAALAC Fellowship winner and had been due to attend AST2020 as part of her award. However, due to COVID, the trip had been postponed to 2022. Kelly had spent the previous week visiting establishments in the UK, before attending Congress. Poster authors had their posters on display throughout Congress, and were also in attendance at their posters to answer queries or discuss content further during Wednesday morning refreshment break, and again at the Thursday afternoon tea break. This is a chance for authors to expand on their posters and chat on a one-to-one basis with delegates. Bulletin

Bulletin46 • June 2022 Poster presentations also took place on Thursday, with two authors presenting a more in depth look at their posters. Firstly, Tom Fewlass from the University of York presented his poster ‘Let us choose which food enrichment we prefer – enrichment from a mouse’s perspective’. Melanie Davenport then presented her poster ‘A reﬁnement in hamster breeding – creating a sustainable colony for vaccine research’.This year the prize for Best Poster was extended to offer two prizes – one for the best scientiﬁc based poster and the other for the best poster on environmental enrichment. Both prizes are kindly sponsored by LBS (Serving Biotechnology). Posters are judged according to criteria for best content, clarity and quality of science. The criteria include improvement in animal welfare, innovation, ease of replication of work, presentation and layout.The Poster Prize for Environmental Enrichment was awarded to Claire Dobinson for her poster ‘The use of portable ultrasound imaging to reﬁne the technique of tumour detection in neuroblastoma mouse models’. The judges said: “Excellent information. Easy to read with ﬁrst class visuals. Easy to understand. Clearly laid out. Major reﬁnement which although limited to specialist facilities will beneﬁt large numbers of animals.”The Poster Prize for the best scientiﬁc basis was awarded to Hayley Robinson for her poster ‘Exploring treatments for Idiopathic Chronic Diarrhoea (ICD) in Rhesus Macaques (Macaca mulatta): A systematic Review’. The judges said of Hayley’s poster: “Systematic approach. All components of a paper present. Lots of information. Easy to read and good visuals. High impact on welfare of a highly sentient animal with widespread application despite being a specialist species.” Awards were made at the Close of Congress to the two winners.The judges also highly commended two posters: ‘Investigating a reﬁned method for identifying domestic chickens (Gallus gallus domesticus)’ by Paul Smith. The judges commented: “Not new technology but excellent study to improve impact of id devices on a large number of animals. Very clear layout, easy to read and good visuals.” ‘Validating in-cage mouse enrichment’ by Zoe Beresford, Chelsea Burbidge and Valentina Serrano-Gallego. The judges said “Well structured with good layout. Easy to read with good visuals. Results could be highly beneﬁcial with widespread impact.”

BulletinJune 2022 • 47This year’s Kevin Dolan Memorial Lecture was delivered by Tullis Matson. His paper was entitled ‘The Living Biobank – animal cell and tissue preservation for future regeneration’, and was an overview of equine breeding and a look to the past, present and future of the industry. The presentation also explored the transfer of equine AI technology to other species, including to aid in conservation of wild and endangered animals. Tullis gave an entertaining and very informative talk about the development of AI techniques and the future of exotic species semen collection and the work of the charity Nature’s SAFE in biobanking to Save Animals From Extinction. The Kevin Dolan Memorial Lecture is kindly sponsored by IPS Products Ltd, and a donation was also made to Nature’s SAFE, which we were told would help six endangered species to be cryopreserved.The Close of Congress took place after the Kevin Dolan Memorial Lecture.

Bulletin48 • June 2022 Claire Dobinson was awarded her monetary prize for winning the inaugural Stephen Barnett First Time Presenter Jack Mundy Award. Claire was also presented with a monetary prize for her winning Environmental Enrichment poster ‘The use of portable ultrasound imaging to reﬁ ne the technique of tumour detection in neuroblastoma mouse models’. Hayley Robinson was not present to collect her prize for her winning scientiﬁ c based poster. The prize will be sent on to her. Claire Dobinson was awarded her Jennifer Harris, Director of Research Policy at ABPI, sponsoring the Andrew Blake Tribute Award.

BulletinJune 2022 • 49Robin Labesse was presented with the glass plaque and monetary award on behalf of Rosie Payne, for her winning Andrew Blake Tribute Award 2022 paper.Zoe Windsor was also presented with her glass plaque for her Andrew Blake Tribute Award 2021. As Congress 2021 was a virtual event, Zoe presented her winning paper then but had not been able to collect her plaque. The IAT are very grateful to the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI)for their continued generous sponsorship of this annual award. The prize includes not only the glass plaque and monetary award but a free attendance at Congress.

Bulletin50 • June 2022 The Marjorie Sandiford Journal Article Prize for the paper – A tunnel is not enough: mice beneﬁ t from in-cage provision of a communal shelter as well as a handling tunnel (ATW: Vol 20 (3) Pages 203 – 210) authored by Charlotte Burn and Ria Popat was awarded.Cheryl Yalden was present to receive the same award from 2021 for her paper entitled The relationship between employee participation and job satisfaction (ATW: Vol 19 (3) Pages 169 – 184).

BulletinJune 2022 • 51We would also like to thank Andy Dickinson from Surrey Diagnostics Ltd, for his kind donation to the IAT. Andy ran a competition on the SDL stand to guess the number of Easter eggs in a jar. It cost £1 a go and the money was split between the UNICEF Ukraine Crisis Appeal, the IAT and the World Scout Jamboree 2023. Andy donated £22 to the IAT and this was added to the Branch Rafﬂ e funds.The Branch Rafﬂ e raised £692 for the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) Ukraine Appeal. IAT Council agreed to make this up to £1000. This has now been donated to the DEC Ukraine appeal. Thank you to everyone who bought tickets and supported the rafﬂ e.Linda Horan, CEO and Chair of Council, closed Congress 2022. Linda thanked everyone for attending and looked forward to seeing everyone at Congress 2023! As is customary Congress concluded with the Gala Dinner. This was held in the Royal Hall, which is a beautiful building, albeit a little on the cold side in the bar areas. The dinner was served at the table but did suffer in passing through the cold corridors, resulting in disappointingly colder than expected fare. Things did heat up with the start of the live music. Hard to Handle played a good selection of music, designed to get everyone up on their feet. The band had been stuck in trafﬁ c and arrived late to the venue. This meant they had not had time to carry out sound checks, so were a little bass heavy until they settled into the evening.

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Bulletin54 • June 2022 Thank you to everyone who attended – both delegates and trade exhibitors. Without delegates and trade there would be no Congress, so thank you. Your support is very much appreciated.As always, we circulated a feedback survey to all attendees. Thank you to everyone who responded. This does help with future planning.This year’s feedback led to some frequently covered topics and we have highlighted these and responded below.Feedback Survey resultsThe response rate to the survey was 30%. This covered a cross section of age ranges and included both IAT members and non-members.The location of Congress 2022 was rated very highly, with 98.6% of respondents rating it as excellent or good. The scientiﬁc presentations, workshops and social events also all scored very highly. The worst performing aspects were the food and refreshments. These were not of a sufﬁciently high standard, nor felt to be of good value. The Congress Committee will take this back to the venue, as they agreed that the food and refreshments were not as expected.Over 95% of respondents found the registration process easy or very easy. There were some issues where the bookings were made by an administrator or supervisor, making it more difﬁcult for the delegate to access their details. Updating details also posed some issues and again these will be rectiﬁed going forward. Only one delegate found the check-in process difﬁcult and the same was true for ease of use of the Congress App.Most respondents felt the topics covered by the scientiﬁc programme were sufﬁcient. There were suggestions for future topics, which the Congress Committee will explore further. However, if there are areas you think are underrepresented, please suggest people who can rectify this to the Committee, who would be very happy to follow up.There were some issues with booking workshops, whereby the booking system asked delegates to pay for workshops. This glitch was rectiﬁed but did cause some concern for delegates. This will be corrected for Congress 2023. Workshops were consistently rated as excellent or good, with only one or two people rating them at a lower standard.

BulletinJune 2022 • 55There was a comment about not being a fan of jackets and hating ties, which was made in reference to the Gala Dinner. Jackets and ties were not the dress code for the Gala Dinner this year. The handbook did state “Smart, casual dress” but no mention of jackets or ties. This was changed to allow a more informal dress code if people preferred.The Committee will look at all the feedback responses and make any improvements they can for future eventsThank you to all those who completed the survey. Your time is much appreciated.IS THIS YOUR CONGRESS RAFFLE TICKET? Please claim your prize by e-mailing the Bulletin editor – bulletineditor@iat.org.ukAD 63436565

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BulletinJune 2022 • 57Congress Trade Passport CompetitionThe welcome return of in-person IAT Congress also saw the return of the ever-popular Trade Passport Competition. A throw back to its early days, this year delegates not only had to get their entry forms signed at the participating stands but also had to ﬁ nd the answer to a question.The questions ranged from: How many pallets per week did Datesand ship from our Stockport HQ in 2021 (224!) to How many FREE Responsible Research Webinars are currently available to view on-demand via their website (17!)?Once delegates had completed their entries, they were sorted into 1st time attendees and everyone else. 2 prizes of £100 Amazon vouchers were on offer and the 2022 winners were Paul Johnson from CRUK Cambridge Institute and Mollie Millington from the Crick.Trade CompetitionWin £100Amazon VoucherAnswer each question and return your entry for your chance to win

Bulletin58 • June 2022 Paul said of his win:“As my ﬁ rst time attending the IAT Congress I was unsure what to expect from the trade event area. Like many fellow attendees, I work with speciﬁ c species in a focussed work role and naturally gravitated to the trade stands I saw as most relevant. Luckily, the quiz encourages you to talk to all the exhibitors, regardless of their specialisation. I would have missed out on a lot of additional information and fun facts without this great reason to visit all thetrade stands. I would highly recommend giving the quiz a go, it was easy to take part and fun to do, with a hefty prize as a welcome bonus.”Mollie said of her win:“Even though I have been a unit manager for over 8 years, this was the ﬁ rst time I have attended IAT Congress. The passport made it so easy to talk with exhibitors and ﬁ nd out if their products would help my team or animals. Working with aquatic species sometimes means it is challenging to ﬁ nd what we need! There was plenty of time over the course of the week to keep chipping away at the passport challenge. I am so glad I did.”As well as 2 prizes of £100 vouchers, this year’s competition raised an additional £282.14 which has been donated to AS-ET.Reporter: Nicky WindowsRyan Hill from Datesand with Mollie.

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Bulletin60 • June 2022 Impressions of Congress 2022 from a First Time Participant After over two years of working through a difﬁcult pandemic the IAT Congress was a brilliant change of pace for me. It was my ﬁrst experience at such an event and was a great opportunity to meet and introduce myself to the world of Animal Technology. It was a privilege to present my work in front of my peers who appreciated the concepts that I have been working on and that felt truly wonderful. It was also amazing to see what work other facilities, labs and research units had also been working on.The workshops were most informative with ‘Time to get Schooled: An Introduction to Zebraﬁsh’ being a great place to start, as it strongly laid the fundamentals of Zebraﬁsh in animal research. The ‘Environmental Enrichment for Laboratory Zebraﬁsh’ workshop gave a brilliant insight in to how I can improve the welfare for the animals under my care and provided great ideas which can be brought back to my team. ‘How to help your AWERB’, the ‘AWERB Culture of Care’ and ‘Careful stories: Culture of Care Training Resources ‘were great reminders of the value of supporting a culture of care within a working environment and is something I wish to improve upon, where possible, within my own team. The social events, such as the Big Quiz and the Gala Dinner were wonderful opportunities to meet a wide variety of people from across the country. It was amazing to hear people’s thoughts and options about their own animal facilities and has helped me to understand how vast this community is.It was interesting to see as a Fish Technician what other products are available for other animals used in animal research, as this is an area I rarely see.Going to the IAT Congress has also helped me understand where I am going as an Animal Technician and how I could help my team in different roles. I hope to attend future events, get to know people better in this community and taking a more active role in the IAT.Reporter: Ryan Goldsmith

BulletinJune 2022 • 61A First Time Attendee’s Perspective on CongressIn March I had the honour of attending the IAT Congress in Harrogate, which for me was the very ﬁ rst time there. Harrogate is a beautiful town and we were lucky to even have it snow while we were there! I attended as part of a group of ﬁ ve colleagues from Imperial College London, who have a variety of roles across the campuses. Like me, it was their ﬁ rst time attending too, so it was nice to share that experience with others in the same position and we had a great time getting to know each other and exploring the event itself together. We aimed to ﬁ t in as much as we could during our time there and despite the size, between all of us I think we covered everything!The event itself was great and I am very glad I went. I found that the workshops were a good way to meet new people and learn new things through their experiences within a particular area. I especially enjoyed the workshop by UAR ‘Making the Frame Fit - How we should talk about Animal Research’. The interactive exercises they utilised got all of us talking and thinking, in fact we were still discussing it after we left. I also found the ‘Improving the welfare of mice used in the study of ageing’ very engaging and I came away from that workshop having learned a lot.Roxie (on the right) with colleague Justyna.

Bulletin62 • June 2022 Additionally, I very much enjoyed the ﬂash trade presentations in the lecture theatre, they were both entertaining and informative. Also, I really found the ﬁrst time presenters and the various posters very inspiring, especially having always been nervous undertaking anything like that myself. I am part of our Environmental Enrichment Committee at Imperial and went to Congress with a few projects in mind. I was fortunate to be able to return with various samples of new products to take back and present to the Committee. Having everything in one place made it very straightforward to be introduced to many of these items and be able to ask all the questions we had. I appreciated the opportunities for socialising that Congress offered, which I felt created a fun and welcoming environment. I especially enjoyed the Gala Dinner on the ﬁnal night, of course, as well as ‘Ken’s Legendary Congress Quiz’ (which we did come away with a prize from... yes, last place does win you a prize!). I bumped into ex-colleagues and college friends from all over the country during the event as well and it was great to catch up with everyone. I would sincerely recommend attending Congress in the future if you get the opportunity.Reporter: Roxie Wood

BulletinJune 2022 • 63North West Branch Congress 22 ReportLast month four of our Animal Technicians; Olivia, Lee, Sarah and Nat attended their ﬁ rst IAT Congress event. It covered a range of topics including environmental enrichment, Culture of Care and managing aggression in laboratory species. Each of the technicians spoke about their experience.What was your favourite thing about attending Congress?Lee: “It was such a nice experience to be able to speak so openly and one that people in other industries probably take for granted”.Nat: “The ability to share ideas between facilities and bring those back to our unit”.Olivia: “I really enjoyed being able to meet people from behind the scenes, such as those who make and sell the equipment that we use”.Sarah: “The ability to ask questions about different products on offer and being able to physically view them”. North West Branch Last month four of our Animal Technicians; Olivia, Lee, Sarah and Nat attended their first IAT Congress event. It covered a range of topics including environmental enrichment, culture of care and managing aggression in laboratory species. Each of the technicians spoke about their experience. From left to right: Olivia, Lee, Sarah and Nat (image caption) What was your favourite thing about attending Congress? Lee: ‘It was such a nice experience to be able to speak so openly and one that people in other industries probably take for granted.’ Nat: “The ability to share ideas between facilities and bring those back to our unit.” Olivia: “I really enjoyed being able to meet people from behind the scenes, such as the people who make and sell the equipment that we use.” Sarah: “The ability to ask questions about different products on offer and being able to physically view them.” They all had a slightly different view on what they gained from Congress this year, but all agreed that it was the knowledge they bring back which was the most important. Lee and Nat both thought they gained the most from not only attending the wide range of workshops, but also talking to people from other facilities, sharing experiences, ideas and knowledge. Sarah and Olivia believed that they gained a wider understanding of the industry as a whole and the various ways in which we can help improve welfare of laboratory animals and in turn improve scientific results. If you could bring back one thing from Congress (either knowledge or product) what would it be and why? From left to right: Olivia, Lee, Sarah and Nat.

Bulletin64 • June 2022 They all had a slightly different view on what they gained from Congress this year but all agreed that it was the knowledge they bring back which was the most important. Lee and Nat both thought they gained the most from not only attending the wide range of workshops but also talking to people from other facilities, sharing experiences, ideas and knowledge. Sarah and Olivia believed that they gained a wider understanding of the industry as a whole and the various ways in which we can help improve welfare of laboratory animals and in turn improve scientiﬁ c results.If you could bring back one thing from Congress (either knowledge or product) what would it be and why?Lee would have loved to have brought back a sterilisation device that uses hypochlorous acid in a water vapour, which was promoted as a much cheaper and faster alternative to VHP devices and eliminates the need to use harsh chemicals on diet and porous items.Olivia wanted to bring the mist sanitisers (tabletop and free standing) because they not only sanitise hands but it is possible to pass small objects through them to make sure everything is extra clean. She said “I feel these would create a further method of preventing disease in our facility”.Nat began by saying that if she could have brought anything back from Congressthen it would have been a micropig but if she had to choose something seriously, it would be “a new IVC design, that I really liked and would love to try out. There were some great rat ones which were very versatile in terms of enrichment possibilities, with some useful features – like the ability to connect multiple cages or to change the food hopper placement”.Sarah agreed with bringing back more IVCs, mentioning that “they were more spacious and would be able to ﬁ t different kinds of enrichment for both rats and mice. Having an enriching environment is important so that animals can express their natural behaviours. And as a technician – this is crucial to Animal Welfare”.They will all continue to put these new ideas into practise and who knows – there may even be a poster at Congress 2023!Emma OwenBranch Secretary

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BulletinJune 2022 • 67 AS-ET is a charity to advance education and promote excellence in the careand welfare of animals used in science. Sponsors of AS-ET are listed below and to find out more please visit thewebsite www.as-et.org.ukAS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15Bulletin18 •July 2020Jul20:IATB NEW 10/7/20 10:02 Page 18AS-ET is a charity to advance education and promote excellence in the careand welfare of animals used in science. Sponsors of AS-ET are listed below and to find out more please visit thewebsite www.as-et.org.ukAS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014•15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15Bulletin18 •July 2020Jul20:IATB NEW 10/7/20 10:02 Page 18AS-ET is a charity to advance education and promote excellence in the careand welfare of animals used in science. Sponsors of AS-ET are listed below and to find out more please visit thewebsite www.as-et.org.ukAS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. 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If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15Bulletin18 •July 2020Jul20:IATB NEW 10/7/20 10:02 Page 18AS-ET is a charity to advance education and promote excellence in the careand welfare of animals used in science. Sponsors of AS-ET are listed below and to find out more please visit thewebsite www.as-et.org.ukAS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014•15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15Bulletin18 •July 2020Jul20:IATB NEW 10/7/20 10:02 Page 18AS-ET is a charity to advance education and promote excellence in the careand welfare of animals used in science. Sponsors of AS-ET are listed below and to find out more please visit thewebsite www.as-et.org.ukAS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15Bulletin18 •July 2020Jul20:IATB NEW 10/7/20 10:02 Page 18AS-ET is a charity to advance education and promote excellence in the careand welfare of animals used in science. Sponsors of AS-ET are listed below and to find out more please visit thewebsite www.as-et.org.ukAS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15Bulletin18 •July 2020Jul20:IATB NEW 10/7/20 10:02 Page 18AS-ET is a charity to advance education and promote excellence in the careand welfare of animals used in science. Sponsors of AS-ET are listed below and to find out more please visit thewebsite www.as-et.org.ukAS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15AS-ET is a charity set up to advance education and promote excellence inthe care and welfare of animals used in science.To see how you can apply for a bursary visit our website (www.as-et.org.uk)The companies listed below sponsor AS-ET. If you would like to join themfind out how to support us by looking at our website.BulletinMay 2014• 15Bulletin18 •July 2020Jul20:IATB NEW 10/7/20 10:02 Page 18Patron: Professor Lord Naren Patel KT Chair of Trustees: Professor Sir Richard Gardner FIAT (Hon) FRS Secretary to the Trust: Ken Applebee OBE FIAT FRSB Trustees: Jasmine Barley MSc FIAT, Charlie Chambers MIAT, Karen J Gardner, Wendy Steel BSc (Hons) FIATRegistered Charity Number 1133119Registered Office: 5 South Parade, Summertown, Oxford OX2 7JLwww.animalsinscienceeducationtrust.org.uk

Bulletin68 • June 2022 River ThamesSundown CruiseIAT West Middlesex Branch24thJune 2022 IAT West Middlesex Branch would like to invite you to a relaxing two hour sun-set cruise on the river Thames. With a nice glass of something zzy in hand, canapés and live music playing in the background, this must be one of the most relaxing ways to enjoy the spectacular views of London passing by...Tickets are limited and will be allocated on a rst come rst served basis. If you would like to reserve your place, please email nilgun@datesand.comSponsored byDate: 24th June 2022Departure: 6.15pm, Tower Millenium PierReturn: 8.30pm, Tower Millenium PierTickets: £15 for IAT WMB members£35 for all other branch membersIncludes: 2 hour river cruise with spectacular illuminations of LondonA glass of bubbly on arrivalCanapé receptionLive musicCash bar open throughout the cruise

BulletinJune 2022 • 69 Please Save the Date for our Enrichment Training Day @ Durham University June 30th 2022 With trade stands, enrichment workshop, and invited speakers North East England Branch Further information to follow, for enquiries please contact IATNorthEastBranch@hotmail.co.uk

Bulletin70 • June 2022 The SH&S Branch is planning a tour of the planningTRIPLE fff BREWERYa tour of the BREWERYBREWERYfffat Four Marks (near Alton)at Four Marks (near Alton)Hampshire. Hampshire. Following the tour, we will Following the tour, retire to the outdoor bar for beer(s) and pizza Planned for a Saturday afternoon in July /August Planned for a Saturday afternoon in July /August (date and time to be confirmed) Ticket £Planned for a Saturday afternoon in July /August Planned for a Saturday afternoon in July /August £5 for (datemembers £confirmed)£10 for guests (one guest per member)For more details or to register attendance please contact more details or to register attendance please contact Fran Whitmore on fran.whitmore@pirbright.ac.ukFran Whitmore on fran.whitmore@pirbright.ac.ukFran Whitmore on fran.whitmore@pirbright.ac.uk

BulletinJune 2022 • 71Front cover: Congress 2022 Courtesy: Congress CommitteeDIARY DatesTo View NowEfﬁ cient management of genetically altered mouse coloniesNC3Rs/Mary Lyons CentreTo view: https://vimeo.com/518501136/ 2fc46ddd3e?utm_campaign=March+ 2021&utm_medium=email&utm_source =govdeliveryTo View NowEnvironmental Health Monitoring is a 3Rs Replacement for Live Sentinel RodentsNA3RsC 2021To view: https://www.na3rsc.org/health-monitoring/presentations/To View NowProcedures with Care To view: https://researchanimaltraining.com/article-categories/procedures-with-care/24 June 2022West Midlands Branch River Thames Sundown CruiseSee page 6824 June 2022West of Scotland Branch Indoor Crazy Golf GlasgowContact: jmains001@dundee.ac.uk28-29 June 2022UFAW – Advancing Animal Welfare ScienceEdinburghDetails: https://www.ufaw.org.uk/ufaw-events/advancing-animal-welfare-science-202229-30 June 2022NACWO Live Webinar The Learning CurveDetails: info@learningcurvedevelopment.co.uk30 June 2022North-East England BranchEnrichment Training Day DurhamSee page 6913-14 July 2022Accredited Assessors CourseOnlineDetails: Training@redkitevets.co.uk21 July 2022NC3Rs/MRCUsing Both Sexes in Animal Experiments Joint Webinar Details: https://nc3rs.org.uk/events/nc3rs-mrc-joint-webinar-using-both-sexes-animal-experimentsDate to be conﬁ rmedSurrey, Hampshire and Sussex BranchTour of Triple fff Brewery See page 7026-27 September Flaire Consultants Anaesthesia and perioperative care of laboratory rodents and rabbits Online Details: https://researchanimaltraining.com/ anaesthesia-workshop-sept-2022/22-23 November 2022LASA Conference BirminghamDetails: https://www.lasa.co.uk/lasameetings/

Bulletin72 • June 2022 These special dietary products ensure animals’ survival, encourage reliable research outcomes and are easily fed to animals by placing the cup at cage level. They allow your animal to remain healthy and hydrated even through impaired conditions. Available in 1oz (40/case) or 2oz (60/case).• Nutra-GelTM - a tried and true bacon avoured gelled diet, based on the AIN-93G formulation. It serves as a complete food and water source for rodents.• Pure-Water GelTM - a clear gelled water source that can be used as a complete water replacement or supplement for mobility impaired research animals.• Electro-GelTM - an oral electrolyte hydration gel available in orange or strawberry avours, packed with vitamins and minerals to promote recovery.A Clear Path to Wellness withInnovative Gelled DietsA range of highly palatable, nutritionally complete food and water gelled diets specially formulated to give optimum health to your animals. Supplied exclusively in the UK by LBS.www.lbs-biotech.comTel: +44 (0)1293 827940 Email: sales@lbs-biotech.comContact the experts:

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