Our mission is to create/sustain a supportive community of scientists, showcasing indispensable role of nonhuman primates in scientific and medical discovery
On this day for animals in laboratories, I thank the animals that make it possible to advance science
I pledge to work with them compassionately and responsibly ❤️
I also thank the team who share my commitment to ethical science 🙏. I am proud of what we accomplish together
SimCo and the European Animal Research Association (EARA) join forces. At SimianCollective 2025 @kirk_EARA from @The_EARA will present the EU perspective as well as EU-Simia Japan 2025 !!! https://t.co/93Rmhhv36D
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REGISTRATION IS HAPPENING NOW !!!
Come join us at SimCo 2025 in Durham !! Register now for early bird discount and re-share!!!
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🐒🦠 Monkeys with Mpox helped researchers from @helmholtz_de trace the virus to its likely source: wild rope squirrels.
Read more 👉 https://t.co/GKTwwTrQ5C
🐒 Monkeys: Unlocking the Brain’s Mysteries 🐒
Monkeys play a vital role in neuroscience research, helping scientists understand complex diseases like Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, and autism. Their contributions have also led to the development of life-saving vaccines. #BRADWeek2025
🐒 Dutch gov report confirms: Monkeys remain vital to drug development & disease research. NAMs aren't there yet to replace all NHP studies. #AnimalResearch#SciencePolicy
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From rats to dogs to macaques — 2024 breakthroughs in #AnimalResearch are changing medicine.
🔬 Smart insulin, brain implants, lab-grown dog skin & more:
👉 https://t.co/4PSDUDXfCL
2025 Simian Collective Conference in Durham. Abstracts and young investigator solicitations:
Due May 15th!!!!
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@hubermanlab@moderndad@NIH@realDonaldTrump@JDVance@RobertKennedyJr@DrJBhattacharya @NIHDirector Would be a huge mistake. Science is ready to study the brain circuits involved in some of the biggest mysteries (intelligence, mood, sanity) & how those go awry in brain disorders. Many of those brain circuits don't exist in mice & we can't study these things directly in humans.
This would be a huge disservice to patients with neurological diseases. Speaking from my little corner of science, the remarkable recent progress in brain-computer interfaces to restore lost abilities (like speaking, moving, walking) were made possible by NHP studies!