The IFER Graduate Student Fellowships for Alternatives to the Use of Animals in Science support projects that advance the development, validation, or implementation of human-relevant, non-animal methodologies in research, testing, or education. Funding is directed toward innovative scientific methods with the potential to replace animal models while improving scientific outcomes. Special consideration will be given to proposals demonstrating a strong likelihood of replacing or significantly reducing animal use in research. Applicants must be graduate students enrolled in a degree program with at least one year remaining until program completion at the time the fellowship begins. This award is open...