Announcements

Isoflurane is a halogenated anesthetic gas commonly used to anesthetize research animals. Although safer than other types of anesthetic gases such as enflurane and ether, care must be taken to...

eRAM now offers printer-friendly versions of all animal use protocols. A frequently requested feature, this update also includes:  

Shorts, tank tops, and open-toed sandals are perfect for the outdoors – but not for the laboratory or animal care facilities. As warm weather descends upon campus, and as you welcome new students to...

Having a plan in place that protects all animals involved in research, testing, and teaching here at the University is a shared responsibility. That’s why we strongly recommend that your lab also...

As of Tuesday, February 28, 2017, the Institutional Animal Care & Use Commit

Effective Monday, March 27, all EHS Medical Surveillance Forms for protocol personnel and other non-protocol relevant persons (e.g., ULAM hu

MLearning, the online system used for IACUC-required animal care and use training, debuts a new login option on Wednesday, March 1. 

Inspection Notifications and Reminders Now in eRAM

Members of the U-M Animal Care & Use Program will be escorting a consultation team through various locations across campus as part of a Mock AAALAC Site Visit beginning Tuesday, February 28 and...

The Institutional Animal Care & Use Committee (IACUC) recently approved several changes to training requirements. These requirements apply to all new personnel added to protocol as well as any...