NC3Rs Funding Panel vacancies

Posted by Alice Carstairs, on 19 September 2023

Help the NC3Rs fund the best new science that could replace, refine or reduce the use of animals in research.

Our panels are instrumental in supporting the development of new 3Rs models, promoting uptake and championing early career researchers and we are now inviting applications from talented senior researchers to become Panel members from January 2024. For this recruitment round, a wide range of expertise is sought after and applications are particularly welcome from individuals with industrial or interdisciplinary experience. Applications from women, those with a disability, and members of minority ethnic groups are especially encouraged.

For further information, including an application form, visit: https://nc3rs.org.uk/funding-panel-vacancies

The deadline for applications is 4pm (GMT) on Monday 20 November.

If you have any queries, or you would like further information, please email recruit@nc3rs.org.uk.

Want to help us fund the best new 3Rs science? We are seeking talented researchers to join our Partnership and Impact, Studentship and Grant Assessment Panels from January 2024. Submit your application by 20 November, 4pm GMT.

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