| Articles and Editorials by and about CAATArticles from CAAT
- Alternative approaches for medical countermeasures to biological and chemical terrorism and warfare by Thomas Hartung and Joanne Zurlo (Altex 3/12)
- Animal-free Toxicology: Sometimes, In Vitro is Better (Science magazine, March, 2012)
- Food for thought … on validation. A puzzle or a mystery: an approach founded on new science by Neil Wilcox and Alan Goldberg: (Altex V.28, No.2)
- Developmental neurotoxicity testing: Recommendations for developing alternative methods for the screening and prioritization of chemicals by Kevin M. Crofton, William R. Mundy, Pamela J. Lein, Anna Bal-Price, Sandra Coecke, Andrea Seiler, Holger Knaut, Leonora Buzanska and Alan Goldberg: (Altex V.28, No.2)
- Current standing and future prospects for the technologies proposed to transform toxicity testing in the 21st century (Altex V.28, No.2)
- All articles from ALTEX: Alternatives to Animal Experimentation (official journal of CAAT, EUSAAT, and t4)
- Food for Thought … on Alternative Methods for Nanoparticle Safety Testing by Thomas Hartung (ALTEX 2/10)
- Markers of Murine Embryonic and Neural Stem Cells, Neurons and Astrocytes: Reference Points for Developmental Neurotoxicity Testing: A Transatlantic Think for Toxicology (t4) Review (ALTEX 1/10) (PDF)
- First Alternative Method Validated by a Retrospective Weight-of-evidence Approach to Replace the Draize Eye Test for the Identification of Non-irritant Substances for a Defined Applicability Domain by Thomas Hartung, Leon Bruner, Rodger Curren, Chantra Eskes, Alan Goldberg, Pauline McNamee, Laurie Scott and Valérie Zuang (ALTEX 1/10)
- Food for Thought... on In Silico Methods in Toxicology by Thomas Hartung (ALTEX 3/09) (PDF)
- Re-Evaluation of Animal Numbers and Costs for In Vivo Tests to Accomplish REACH Legislation Requirements for Chemicals—a Report by the Transatlantic Think Tank for Toxicology (t4) by Costanza Rovida and Thomas Hartung (ALTEX 3/09) (PDF)
- Food for Thought... on Evidence-based Toxicology by Thomas Hartung (ALTEX 2/09)
- Toxicology for the Twenty-first Century by Thomas Hartung (Nature, July 2009) (PDF)
- Alternatives for Developmental Neurotoxicity Testing Meeting Report (2007)
- Animals and Alternatives: Societal Expectations and Scientific Need (2004 FRAME Lecture, by Alan Goldberg) PDF file
- To 3R is Humane
The Environmental Law Institute, July/August 2004 - The Three R's: The Way Forward
Journal of Environmental Health Sciences - The Three R's and Biomedical Research
Science - Yes, Dad, There Are Alternatives
AV Magazine, Spring 2005
Articles about CAAT- US and EU Experts Discuss Collaboration on New Toxicology Tools (Chemical Watch, October, 2012)
- A Virtual Patient: Interview with Thomas Hartung (Dutch Journal Medicines, September, 2012) (PDF)
- Animal-free Toxicology: Sometimes, In Vitro is Better (Science magazine, March, 2012)
- Director of the Center for Alternatives to Animal Testing too busy to own a dog by Lee Bowman Scripps
- Alternatives to Animal Testing Gaining Ground (Baltimore Sun, 2010)
- CAAT Director Thomas Hartung Receives Agilent Thought Leader Award (2010)
- EU Chemical Law "Spells Surge in Animal Testing" (Reuters, August, 2010)
- University of Konstanz and Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Establish Center of Alternatives to Animal Testing—Europe (April, 2010)
- Crucial Data on REACH Not Disclosed (Nature News, April 2010)
- How Cosmetics Led to the Creation of a New Field of Science (JHU Gazette, 10/2006)
- Leading the Way (Johns Hopkins Magazine, 10/2006)
- Humane Science Offers Alternatives to Animal Testing (Johns Hopkins Public Health Magazine, Fall 2006)
- All Creatures Great and Small: Seeking Alternatives to Animal Testing in Research (Environmental Health Sciences Connection, Summer/Fall 2006) (PDF download, article begins on page 6)
- CAAT Changing Face of Research
(Johns Hopkins Gazette, 9/1996) - 'Humane Science' Guides CAAT
(Johns Hopkins Gazette, 9/2001)
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