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Berkeley hosts unique, state-of-the-art facilities to carry out research using these methodologies.

In a statement, Oxford University said it was  "determined to carry out research using animals to the highest standards".

The letter argues that delays of up to 9 months to get permission to carry out research using animals is damaging the international competitiveness of U.K. biomedical research.

British biomedical scientists who carry out research using animals welcomed a 'sea change' in the attitude of policy-makers and the public to their work last week.

We believe that there are good arguments for rejecting this moral distinction between the use of created embryos and discarded embryos in hESC research, and that it is morally permissible to carry out research using both created and discarded embryos (Devolder 2005, 2013; Savulescu, 1999; Devolder and Savulescu, 2005).

Very few researchers have come forward and carried out research using woven fabrics in the case of cut resistant fabrics specifically, despite the fact that they possess superior mechanical properties in both in-plane and transverse directions compared to knitted fabrics.

The current capabilities for carrying out research using polarised 3He gas at the ILL are summarised.

PJ-L is a postdoctoral fellow at the Centro de Investigaciones en Geografía Ambiental, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Campus Morelia and is currently carrying out research using biosolids and fly ash in reforestation practices.

An expanded group of students and faculty from several disciplines at Wits and CU are now carrying out research using the Agincourt HDSS to complete masters and PhD level training.

The result is that students often have to carry out research experiments remotely, using equipment at other institutions.

Mycotoxicologist Jeremy Bigwood - working with a fellowship grant to carry out research into Fusarium derivatives used in biological warfare - told The Observer that the use of the fungus in Colombia would damage crops other than cocaine, and develop mutations that could lethally affect humans with immune deficiencies.