Investigator Training Webinar Series

2026 Upcoming Webinars

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EnCCoMPass University

February 17 Need to Breed? An Intro to Rodent Breeding 11am	Completed
April 14 Say NO to Microbes: Maintaining Sterility with Proper Aseptic Technique 11am	Completed
May 19 The Not-So-Sweet Smell of Isoflurane: Proper Handling and Use of Isoflurane 11am	Completed
June 2 Experimental Techniques in Rodents 11am Part 1 Handling, Restraint, and Identification	Completed
July 14 Experimental Techniques in Rodents 11am Part 2 Blood Collection	Completed
August 11 Experimental Techniques in Rodents 11am Part 3 Injection and Dosing	Completed
September 15 Is This Normal? Background Pathology in Mice and other Common Rodent Conditions 11am	Register
October 20 The Experimental Plan Says It All: IACUC Protocol Writing Workshop 11am (in person workshop)	Email IACUC to Register

Past Webinars Note: Links will only work if you have an account through EnCCoMPass University.
Mastering the Mouse: Generating Experimental Models through Breeding	Recording
Say NO to Microbes: Maintaining Sterility with Proper Aseptic Technique	Recording
Need to Breed? An Introduction to Rodent Breeding	Recording
EnCCoMPass: Intro to Animal User Onboarding	Recording
EnCCoMPass: Intro to Animal Import/Export/Transfer	Recording
The Protocol Labyrinth: Interview with the IACUC	Recording
Protocol Writing Workshop: The Experimental Plan says it all!	Recording
Handling and Use of Isoflurane in Rodents	Recording
Experimental Techniques in Rodents: Handling, Restraint and Identification Injection and Dosing Blood Collection	Recording
Evaluation and Alleviation of Pain and Distress in Rodents	Recording
Study Endpoints and Unanticipated Morbidity or Mortality	Recording
Handling and Use of Isoflurane in Rodents	Recording
Genetically Modified Rodents: Genetics, Background Strains, and Congenics (presented by Charles River)	Recording
Mastering the Mouse: Generating Experimental Models through Breeding	Recording
Statistical Analysis: How Many Mice Does It Take to Answer a Scientific Question?	Recording
Naturally Occurring Diseases in Commonly Used Mouse Strains and the Effect of Background Pathology in Research	Recording