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Title: Higher education, humane innovations, and the transition to alternatives Speaker: We are honoured to have Nick Jukes, the InterNICHE Co-ordinator presenting this webinar. Date: 24 April 2026 Time: 12:00 PM SAST REGISTER AT THIS LINK: https://lnkd.in/d5mgsy2E *This webinar is the 1st of a 4 part series leading up to the Replacing Animals in Science Workshop being held in Pretoria on1
SAALAS will be hosting an exciting series of webinars starting in April, building up to our workshop later this year. Book your calendars on World Day for Laboratory Animals (24 April) 12:00 – 13:30 (SA Time). Further details to follow, but save the date in the meantime.
Handle the heat: How to face conflict without burning bridges 1. Recognise early signs of conflict in your workplace. 2. How to prepare yourself for difficult conversations. 3. Use the SBI Model to address issues constructively. 4. Lead recovery after tension to rebuild trust. 5. Understand when and how mediation should step in. 4 December 2025, at 07.00 PM. Register
We’re excited to announce that, with support from international and local partners, SAALAS will host a workshop on Replacing the Use of Animals in Science in South Africa (planned for late 2026 in Gauteng). To make sure the workshop is practical and relevant, we need your input to shape the focus of the event: 👉 What replacements have you wanted
Dear SAALAS Members, Colleagues and Stakeholders, We are excited to share that, with generous support from international and local partners, the South African Association for Laboratory Animal Science (SAALAS) will host a Workshop on Replacing the Use of Animals in Science in South Africa in late 2026. The workshop will be free to attend and will be held in Gauteng. This event will be designed to
SAALAS invites members to nominate individuals for the SAALAS 4Rs award. The 4R award is being established in 2023 to recognise an individual or group who has made significant contributions toward the 4Rs and animal wellbeing in South African laboratory animal facilities. The award will focus on the 4Rs namely: • replacement of animals with alternative methods, • reduction of
The South African Association for Laboratory Animal Science, (SAALAS) would like to invite members to apply for the professional development grant. The grant has been established to assist SAALAS members with their continuing professional development needs by providing financial assistance to attend workshops, conferences, courses locally and internationally affording members more opportunities to network with colleagues and develop professionally. The
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