Centre for Human Specific Research

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Supporting the acceleration of new treatments for human disease through the adoption of human-specific research

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Introducing Animal Free Research UK’s newest initiative: The Centre for Human Specific Research, paving the way to a brighter future where innovation puts people – and animals – first! 

We’ll be working closely with scientists from universities, industry and pharmaceutical companies to provide them with the tools and support they need to replace animal experiments with reliable and efficient human-specific methods. But we’re not stopping there – by working with policymakers we’re also pushing for changes in laws and regulations to make lasting progress. 

The Centre will offer hands-on support for researchers at every stage of their journey – from PhD students and early career scientists to seasoned research leaders, helping everyone to make the switch to smarter, kinder science.   

The Centre for Human Specific Research is more than an initiative. It’s a movement towards ethical science. By working together to make long-term change, we’re respecting animal lives while pursuing better outcomes for humans. Compassionate research is a win-win, ensuring that our scientific advances align with our values. 

We are inviting scientists, academics, early career researchers, industry leaders and policymakers to join us on this transformative journey.

Together, we can make history, setting a new standard that’s more accurate, compassionate and tailored to human needs. 

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What the Centre offers

Knowledge Centre

Your gateway to flexible and accessible education for academic and industry research communities.

Human Specific Research Conference 2027

Network and discover the latest in animal-free research.

Recombinant Antibodies & Mimetics Database

Easily access high-quality recombinant antibodies and mimetics from trusted suppliers.

Grants & Funding

Find out about our grants and funding to support the adoption of human-specific research.