Oncotheis was awarded the prestigious 2015 Lush Science Prize at the Royal Institute of British Architects, in London, recognising its unique in vitro lung cancer model.

" This award strengthens our commitment to develop alternatives to animal testing through high-quality science. Special thanks to the Oncotheis team as well as all the people supporting us! "

The Lush Prize is an annual award designed to support organisations working to replace animal testing with scientifically valid non-animal methods.

For the second year running, OncoTheis received the EthicScience Award for its in-vitro 3D human lung cancer model: OncoCilAir™. EthicScience promotes the development of alternative biomedical research methods to animal experimentation.

OncoTheis received the Foundation Egon Naëf Award 2015 for its in-vitro 3D human lung cancer model: OncoCilAir™. Foundation Egon Naëf for in vitro Research (FENRIV) aims to promote in vitro methods able to reduce animal testing.

OncoTheis received the EthicScience Award 2014 for its in-vitro 3D human lung cancer model: OncoCilAir™. EthicScience promotes the development of alternative biomedical research methods to animal experimentation.