Natalie enjoys and sees value in building relationships with, and collaborating with other, like-minded professionals in this precompetitive space. She just served on the PRIM&R planning committee for the second year in a row and is honored to be serving as the Vice President of the newly formed North American 3Rs Collaborative and serves as Vice-Chair Elect and sits on the steering committee for the Innovation and Quality Consortium's 3Rs Leadership Group.
Her current research interests and collaborations include the parameters involved in successful social housing of male mice, benefits and 3Rs impact of utilizing digital vivarium technology, and further investigating the use of CO2 for refining humane euthanasia in rodents.