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animalstudyregistry.org is an online registry for scientific studies involving animals conducted around the world. It is operated by the German Centre for the Protection of Laboratory Animals (Bf3R) at the German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment (BfR). The registry was launched as a reaction to the translational and reproducibility crisis and provides scientists a platform to register an exact study plan prior to the start of experiments in order to prevent selective reporting. This allows reviewers or other scientists to compare the initially registered contents with the final publication. Thereby, animalstudyregistry.org encourages transparency, reproducibility, and animal welfare.

You want to learn more about us?

Go to our About site and learn more about preregistration in animal research.

You are looking for a preregistered study?

Browse through our registry and find your study of interest.

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Ensuring Reproducible Research Requires a Support Infrastructure: The Value of Public Registries to Publishers. Olevska et al., Science Editor 2021 Feb 9; 44:4-7. https://doi.org/10.36591/SE-D-4401-4
 

Latest News

animalstudyregistry.org at the Bundesnetzwerk 3R

2022-11-18
Join us at the next event of the German Bundesnetzwerk 3R on November 30. We will present our preregistration platform animalstudyregistry.org. We are also looking forward to the presentations of other tools that support scientists in planning and conducting their animal study such as SMAFIRA, a searching tool for alternative methods or CIRS-LAS a reporting system for the recording and analysis of unplanned events in animal experimental research. The talks will be held in German. The registration is now open.

Guide to open science practices for animal research

2022-10-13
Are you looking for further tools that can improve the quality and transparency of your animal research? Read our latest article in PLOS Biology for an overview of tools that can help you increase the reproducibility, but also the visibility of your research. If you have further suggestions for practices that should be included in our toolbox, please send us an email to OS-toolbox@bfr.bund.de.