Southern Wisconsin Association for Lab Animal Science

...a tribute to animals in research
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SWAALAS is a non-profit educational organization of laboratory animal professionals in the Southern Wisconsin region. Members include researchers, veterinarians, vendors, facility supervisors, veterinary technicians, animal care technicians, and students. We provide a professional network for people working with laboratory animals including public outreach programs, access to vendors, and educational presentations.  Come join us today!
 
 


Events

 

SWAALAS Fall Meeting, October 19, 2010

        Research Saves Presentation

 

 

Acknowledgements

 

SWAALAS's nomination helps Rick VanDomelen, D.V.M. secure a seat on the WI Act 90 advisory board

 

Click here see the DATCP official website on WI Act 90

 

First draft of WI Act 90

 

  

 

Job Openings 

 

UW-Madison - Laboratory Animal Resources - Training Coordinator

 

Baxter Healthcare - Technician II, V-Clin

 

Baxter Healthcare - Sr Technician, V-Clin

 

Abbott - Animal Care Technician III 


Covance, Inc

 

UW Madison

 

Medical College of Wisconsin

 

UW Milwaukee

 

Marquette University

 

**Are you hiring and want to get the word out?  Contact us to get it posted!**

 

 

Quick Links

 

AALAS

 

Kids 4 Research

 

 

Calendars

 

AALAS Events Calendar

ACLAM News and Events

 

 

Lab Animal News

 

Animal Research FAQs

 

NBR News

 

AALAS Updates Fall 2009

 

AALAS Foundation Launches Partnership with Whyville

 

Noise & Vibration Considerations for the Animal Lab Environment

 

Charles River Embryo and Sperm Cryopreservation: Protecting Your Colony (AALAS Tech Article)

 

Americans for Medical Progress August 2009 news

 

Last Founding Father of AALAS passes away - Dr. Nathan Brewer, age 104

 

Spanish Parliament to Extend Rights to Apes.


First Veterinary Corneal Implant Procedure In U.S. Performed On Dog


Leading scientist denied his knighthood yet again due to animal experimentation views 


Great Brochure on the Importance of being a Mouse!!


Charles Rivers Labs Article:  "How can researchers characterize an atherosclerotic rodent model or monitor the balance and motor coordination of rodents in a research environment?"


Great article Gene Knock-Out Mice!!

 

 

 

 

 

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