CNPRC Outreach
The goal of CNPRC outreach is to increase the availability of cutting-edge science and biomedical research knowledge to students, educators, and communities, reaching new and nontraditional audiences. Our outreach program directly connects scientists with expertise in biomedical research with the community. Our programs use innovative methods and new modes of learning that have resulted in an increase in science literacy and healthy lifestyle choices, a greater understanding of nonhuman primates, an extension of this information to families, and an increase in student and educators' awareness of the benefits of, and career opportunities in, biomedical research.
National Outreach
The California National Primate Research Center (CNPRC) at UC Davis is one of 7 National Primate Research Centers located throughout the United States, supported by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The CNPRC serves as a national resource for biomedical scientists who require nonhuman primate models for their research.
The seven National Primate Research Centers conduct and facilitate research to help people across generations and the world live longer, healthier lives. Visit NPRC.org, or follow at @NPRCnews and connect with the NPRC on LinkedIn to learn more about National Primate Rsearch Centers research and scientific advancements.
You can also learn more about the NPRCs' commitment to openness in research here.
For educational resources, visit NPRC Resources, which offers information from Americans for Medical Progress, the Foundation for Biomedical Research, the National Institutes of Health and more.