OBJECTIVE

Research projects at Johns Hopkins that involve animals are conducted with a clear and concise scientific purpose. It is expected that the results of these research projects will increase knowledge, expand the understanding of the species involved in the project and in doing so provide results that will benefit the health and welfare of humans as well as other animals. The caliber of each project holds more than ample prospective magnitude in order to justify the use of animals in research.

JHU CONTACTS

University Administration
SCOTT L. ZEGER
Vice Provost for Research
265 Garland Hall - Homewood Campus
3400 North Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21218
410-516-8770
E-mail: szeger@jhsph.edu
ROBERT J. ADAMS, DVM
Interim Associate Provost for
Animal Research and Resources
rjadams@jhmi.edu
(410) 955-3273 		NANCY A. ATOR, Ph.D.
Chair, Office of the JHU Animal Care
and Use Committee
ator@jhmi.edu
(410) 550-2773
(443) 287-3745
WILLIAM WRIGHT, Ph.D.
Vice Chair, Animal Care and Use Committee
bwright@jhmi.edu
(410) 955-7830		  

FORMS

Use of Experimental Animals at Johns Hopkins University (.pdf)

JHU POLICIES AND PROCEDURES

Downloadable PDF or MS Word Animal Care and Use forms

DOCUMENTS AND RESOURCES

TRAINING AND EDUCATION

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

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