“As veterinarians, we ensure that the animals involved in research are doing well”, says BPRC veterinarian Merel Wegman during a webinar organised by EARA.
The science programme Focus will broadcast an episode on February 10th 2026 about ethical dilemmas surrounding animal research, with Parkinson’s disease as the central theme.
On 14 January 2026, 18 common marmosets were successfully transferred from the Biomedical Primate Research Centre (BPRC) in the Netherlands to a zoo in Spain.
Today, the Dutch Senate approved the budget of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, which includes the decision to…
The prestigious scientific journal Science has published an article about us.
We are looking to partner with other institutions to jointly participate in the IHI funding opportunity (call 11) to better…
As a partner in the EU-funded CAPTIVATE project, BPRC collaborates with an international consortium to advance malaria vaccine development.
As we make strides in infectious disease research, recently, two of our scientists took an exciting leap forward with the installation of a FluidFM OMNIUM platform.
Would you like to know more about our scientific progress in 2023?
The Dutch Malaria Day is an annual meeting which takes place in Nijmegen, Leiden or Rijswijk.
With great pleasure, confidence and pride we announce that BPRC has found a new director.
Earlier this year was the release of The Atlas of Diagnostic Pathology in Nonhuman Primates.