The Swiss 3RCC offers education in the latest 3Rs knowledge to empower scientists from academia and industry, as well as regulators, to adopt good practice and implement innovative approaches, ultimately improving the quality of research and animal welfare.
Our educational activities can be found below, including upcoming events, resources on various topics covering the 3Rs, and our flagship event: the Swiss 3Rs Day.
Upcoming events
Upcoming events
Educational resources
Educational resources
COMPASSION FATIGUE: Importance of communication in fostering Culture of Care
Dr Aoife Milford from the University of Basel, Switzerland, presents the importance of communication in fostering Culture of Care.
This presentation is part of the webinar series on Compassion Fatigue, co-organised by the Swiss 3RCC and the NRP79, in March 2026. The series explores how we can better support the people behind the work with practical approaches to building a Culture of Care, addressing emotional strain, and strengthening communication within research environments.
COMPASSION FATIGUE: Building Openness and Emotional Engagement in Preclinical Research
Dr Jordi Tremolada from the Queen Mary University of London, England, presents how to empower teams through care by building openness and emotional engagement in preclinical research.
This presentation is part of the webinar series on Compassion Fatigue, co-organised by the Swiss 3RCC and the NRP79, in March 2026. The series explores how we can better support the people behind the work with practical approaches to building a Culture of Care, addressing emotional strain, and strengthening communication within research environments.
COMPASSION FATIGUE: Creating compassion satisfaction in research involving animals
Dr Alessandra Bergadano from the University of Bern, Switzerland, presents how to create compassion satisfaction in research involving animals through daily actions.
This presentation is part of the webinar series on Compassion Fatigue, co-organised by the Swiss 3RCC and the NRP79, in March 2026. The series explores how we can better support the people behind the work with practical approaches to building a Culture of Care, addressing emotional strain, and strengthening communication within research environments.