We are constantly looking for alternative ways. If animal-free is not possible, we work with as few animals as possible. In the most animal-friendly way.

If research is not possible without monkeys, we try to do it in such a way that the monkeys suffer as little as possible.

One of our veterinarians gives a peek into her daily work.

Our assistant colony manager tells about the introductions of males in a breeding group. This is not just something. We join in for a day.

We take a look in the research building, at the monkeys that are in studies. One of our animal careworkers there, talks about her work.

Up to March 2021, we've tested twelve candidates. So far one of them has been approved by the EMA. We give an insight into how this research works.

We join one of our caretakers to see what her day looks like and why this work is so important.

We spend a day with one of our ethologists to take a look at the behavioral experiments. He explains how it works and why it is so important.

We show you what our coronalab looks like and how we work with this virus.

Why PET-CT? We are able to see possible lung damage without having to operate our monkeys.

We do everything we can to give the primates the best possible life at BPRC. This video shows how we do this.

Health checks benefit the well-being of the breeding group. See how this goes in practice.