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Disinfectant testing

How to request statutory or independent commercial disinfectant testing.

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Engage with us

Discover how to collaborate with us and access our facilities, enrol onto a training course with our experts, and find out how we engage with the public.

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Life as a PhD student

Discover what life is like as a PhD student at Pirbright, from expert supervision to a supportive, innovation-driven environment.

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3Rs at Pirbright

We apply the 3Rs - Replacement, Reduction, and Refinement - in all animal research.

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Science in society

At the Institute we are committed to involving the public in our science in as many ways as possible. We believe there should be no boundaries and everyone should be able to engage in the fascinating world of science. Our aims At The Pirbright Institute we have key aims to…

Pirbright receives joint funding award by Enterprise M3, Local Enterprise Partnership

The Pirbright Institute has been jointly awarded £1.2 million in funding by the Enterprise M3 Local Enterprise Partnership (the LEP), alongside the University of Surrey. The funding will go towards a state-of-the-art ‘Animal Health Innovation Hub’ which will help scientific…

Human respiratory syncytial virus

Human respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) infects the lower respiratory tract of humans, causing the fusion of infected cells into syncytia (hence the virus name). The virus is spread by direct contact with infected secretions and transmission through objects (fomites). RSV is…

Human respiratory syncytial virus

Human respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) infects the lower respiratory tract of humans, causing the fusion of infected cells into syncytia (hence the virus name). The virus is spread by direct contact with infected secretions and transmission through objects (fomites). RSV is…