by XCellR8 Team | Dec 19, 2018 | Animal-free testing, In Vitro Safety |
The complex pathway of skin sensitisation has been considered difficult to model in vitro: how could such an intricate, multi-step, physiological pathway be accurately represented in a single test? Thanks to the significant efforts of multiple scientific groups over... 
by Matt Davidson | Nov 9, 2018 | Animal-free testing |
In October, XCellR8 Founder and CEO Carol Treasure was invited to take part in a panel discussion at the United Nations 18th General Assembly. The UN is working to achieve 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Carol spoke on the topic of #SDG12 –... 
by XCellR8 Team | Sep 25, 2018 | Animal-free testing, Events |
Sustainable development goals: Making the case for cruelty-free production and consumption As the United Nations General Assembly 73 kicks off this week, our CEO and founder Carol Treasure is heading to New York to take part in a panel discussion in the Sustainable... 
by XCellR8 Team | Apr 19, 2018 | Animal-free testing, XCellR8 News |
We first met Lush when we were awarded the Lush Prize for Training back in 2013, in recognition of the hundreds of scientists we’d trained in animal-free testing techniques. Shortly afterwards, we began modifying and developing cell culture tests for Lush products and... 
by XCellR8 Team | Apr 11, 2018 | Animal-free testing |
That’s the question posed in this recent article in I News, which notes that it’s been five years since the EU banned cosmetic testing on animals. The legislation has increased the urgency with which animal-free alternatives have been developed and put... 
by XCellR8 Team | Mar 22, 2018 | Animal-free testing, Uncategorized, XCellR8 News |
It’s five years since the EU banned the testing of cosmetics on animals. To celebrate the banniversary, we were invited to speak at an event hosted by Cruelty Free International in Brussels attended by MEPs, bloggers, activists and celebrities to help explain...