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included on the list, an organization must "at minimum maintain a public web page with a position statement on animal research". As of April 2018, the organization had analyzed 378 position statements, awarding only 27 of them with full marks. Speaking of Research were among the first organisations to criticise the
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Speaking of Research have long been a proponent of greater transparency and openness in animal research. In February 2016 they analyzed the position statements of over 200 research institutions in Europe and North America, concluding that most did not meet the highest standards of openness. To be
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Speaking of Research offered its support to the UCLA Pro-Test movement (later renamed Pro-Test for Science), which was founded in March 2009, on the UCLA campus, with Holder playing a leadership role on the organizing committee. On 22 April 2009 more than 700 staff, students and Los Angeles
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Speaking of Research state their aims are to "change the tide of the controversial animal rights debate by encouraging students and scientists to speak out in favor of the lifesaving research developed with animals." Their launch came during a period of increased
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in the US. In 2014/15, its running costs were approximately $ 150 and paid by small donations from supporters. Its committee is made up primarily of researchers and veterinary technicians, including members of UCLA Pro-Test such as
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In 2018, Speaking of Research launched a Rapid Response Network with the aim to "engage scientists by prompting them to send letters or sign petitions in support of animal research". The first action was a letter to
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David Jentsch, held a rally to launch the UCLA chapter of Pro-Test, and to stand up to the animal rights activists who had targeted Prof. Jentsch and other scientists in a campaign of harassment and
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for "their rare courage, their strong defense of the importance of the use of animals in research, and their refusal to remain silent in the face of intimidation by animal rights
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for removing animal welfare reports and documents from the website in February 2017. The USDA has subsequently begun to return many of these documents to the website.
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system and several Nobel Prize winners. At a second UCLA Pro-Test rally โ€“ by then, renamed Pro-Test for Science โ€“ the petition was handed to representatives from the
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The Pro-Test Petition accumulated 11,600 signatures over 12 months, after gaining backing from a number of science organizations including the
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In February 2012, two members of Speaking of Research and Pro-Test for Science, Prof. David Jentsch and Prof. Dario Ringach, won the 2011
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signed by almost 600 scientists, veterinarians, animal technicians and other members of the American scientific community, including four
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In August 2018, Holder stood down as Director and from the committee; currently all committee members are now active researchers.
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During "World Week for Animals in Laboratories (2008)," Holder traveled to West Coast universities including
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Wadman, Meredith (July 14, 2017). "A trans-Atlantic transparency gap on animal experiments".
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The UCLA Pro-Test rally on 22 July 2009, with Speaking of Research members participating
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Speaking of Research's launch was jointly supported by both Pro-Test in the UK, and
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USA Today - Let's continue animal testing: America's scientific community
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in the US. Since 2007, a number of researchers from the
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Advocacy group
animal research
speakingofresearch.com
animal research
medical and veterinary science
Pro-Test
University of Oxford
three demonstrations
direct action
University of California
animal rights
University of California, Santa Cruz
Science
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals
Americans for Medical Progress
Dr. David Jentsch
UCLA
Berkeley
Oregon Health & Sciences University
University of Washington
biomedical research
USDA
USA Today
Nobel Prize

neuroscientist
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Society for Neuroscience
American Physiological Society

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