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NSW backs non-animal medical research with $600,000 grant program - The Indian Sun
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NSW backs non-animal medical research with $600,000 grant program - The Indian Sun
Three research teams have secured NSW Government funding to advance medical research using alternatives to animal testing, with projects ranging from inherited blindness and cancer treatment to tissue engineering. The $600,000 funding package has been awarded through the Non-Animal Technologies Network (NAT-Net) Research Pillar Competitive Grant Scheme. Each of the three successful projects will receive $200,000 over two years to develop researc…
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