In our work on the cultures of care and communication in animal research, we often asked ourselves the question: why are fish not the ‘poster critters’ of animal research?  ..read more

Research conducted by members of the AnNex team has highlighted the growing number of initiatives designed to engage and involve people with health conditions with the research that affects them. Our research has also identified some of the challenges that emerge as people affected by health conditions are invited into animal facilities or asked to evaluate research involving animals ..read more

The Animal Research Nexus Programme ran its at the end of March (2023) at the in London. This was an opportunity for us to meet with colleagues, collaborators, and critical friends to review our research, reflect on the outcomes, and explore connections with other people and projects working in similar areas.  ..read more

We are excited to announce our new edited volume – Researching Animal Research – forthcoming (January 2024) with Manchester University Press . Looking back over everything that has emerged from our six - year collaboration as the Animal Research Nexus, Researching Animal Research in many ways epitomizes what our project has come to stand for ..read more

The University of Southampton was fortunate to host one Wellcome funded PhD studentship within the AnNex programme. This was held by Tess Skidmore who completed in 2021, producing her thesis on the policy and practice of rehoming laboratory animals . Tess worked alongside two other doctoral candidates who shared her interest in human-animal relations, also studying with Emma Roe. These candidates were Rebecca Thomas and Kate Goldie ..read more

The University of Southampton was fortunate to host one Wellcome funded PhD studentship within the AnNex programme. This was held by Tess Skidmore who completed in 2021, producing her thesis on the policy and practice of rehoming laboratory animals . Tess worked alongside two other doctoral candidates who shared her interest in human-animal relations, also studying with Emma Roe. These candidates were Rebecca Thomas and Kate Goldie ..read more

We are excited to announce our new edited volume – Researching Animal Research – forthcoming (January 2024) with Manchester University Press . Looking back over everything that has emerged from our six - year collaboration as the Animal Research Nexus, Researching Animal Research in many ways epitomizes what our project has come to stand for ..read more

We are excited to announce our new edited volume – Researching Animal Research – forthcoming (January 2024) with Manchester University Press . Looking back over everything that has emerged from our six - year collaboration as the Animal Research Nexus, Researching Animal Research in many ways epitomizes what our project has come to stand for ..read more

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