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Description
CITI Program has released a new course that provides a practical introduction to the responsible care and use of cephalopods in laboratory research. Learners explore cephalopod biology, behavior, husbandry, welfare considerations, health assessment, and research applications, along with best practices for housing, enrichment, anesthesia, clinical procedures, and humane euthanasia.
Working with Cephalopods in Research Settings joins our Animal Care and Use (ACU) Core series of courses.
Audience
Animal Care and Facility Staff, Facilities Management, Husbandry Personnel, IACUC Members, Laboratory Animal Veterinarians, Oversight Professionals Involved in the Care, Management, and Use of Cephalopods in Research Settings, Research Technicians, Researchers
Meet the Authors
Lisa Abbo, DVM, MS – Marine Biological Laboratory
DVM from Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Rotating internship and MS in Analgesia and Anesthesia at Purdue University. Attending veterinarian at the Marine Biological Laboratory since 2017, Director of Marine Research Services since 2023.
