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Embark on a 20-minute virtual adventure, designed for students aged 14 to 18 but equally engaging for older learners. Step into the ECVAM virtual lab and join a friendly professor on a journey to explore a new alternative to animal testing method. As a virtual researcher, you will conduct experiments, just like in a real laboratory, to evaluate the reproducibility of a test method.
Through this interactive journey, you will learn about laboratory work and alternatives to animal testing methods, while having fun.
The ECVAM Virtual lab application is available in two versions: the Virtual Reality (VR) version compatible with Meta Quest 2 headsets and the Desktop version designed to run on a Windows computer.
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