Dr Anthony Edward James
Director, Laboratory Animal Services Centre
Designed for
Postgraduate students who are carrying out animal experimentation.
Objectives
To give students an understanding about the ethics of animal experimentation, the correct methods of handling and treating an animal and the important aspects of safely working with animals.
Structure
1.5-hour lecture
Brief Description
Animal experimentation, if it is to be successful, requires the experimenter to have knowledge about the HUMANE treatment of animals being used in experiments. This requires the experimenter to be conscious of the ethics that underlies research using animals, it also requires the experimenter to know how to safely work with animals and how to treat them, whether for injections or blood collection or euthanasia.
Schedule
Group 1
(English)
Group 2
(English)
Date
24 Sep 2011 (Sat)
Date
26 Nov 2011 (Sat)
Time
10:30 am - 12:00 noon
Time
10:30 am - 12:00 noon
Venue
Room 307, Esther Lee Building
Venue
Room 307, Esther Lee Building
Medium of Instruction: English
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