We’re pleased to inform you that Majken Dalgaard, Senior Principal Toxicologist at Novo Nordisk and Project Lead of NHPig project, will introduce the NHPig project at the upcomingVICT3R: Virtually Speaking webinar! "NHPig: Reducing Non-Human Primates in Non-Clinical...

The NHPig project successfully hosted its first Annual Meeting on October 27–28, 2025, gathering consortium members for two days of collaboration and knowledge exchange. The program featured keynote lectures by leading experts, presentations of first research results,...

The NHPig project was recently highlighted in Citeline’s Pink Sheet, showcasing our efforts to improve drug testing reliability by replacing non-human primates with pigs. Read...

The Ellegaard Göttingen Minipigs A/S has developed an AI Chatbot, where you can ask questions concerning Göttingen Minipigs. The new AI tool answers your questions about Göttingen Minipigs in biomedical research based on existing research published on PubMed and...

The Innovative Health Initiative (IHI) has published a news article about the NHPig project. Click and read the full article here:

The latest issue of Göttingen Minipigs MAGAZINE (No. 69, Winter 2025) features an article titled "EU Project NHPig: Replacing NHPs with Mini- and Micropig Models." The article explores the project mission: to expand and share biological knowledge on mini- and micropig...

A new article has been published in Pink Sheet discussing the NHPig project. The article explores the project's goals, scientific basis, and potential impact on drug development. Read the full article here:

The NHPig project fact sheets are now available on the European Commission and IHI websites. Click on the images below to read the official announcements and stay informed about our latest research.  

A new collaborative research project, funded by the EU through the Innovative Health Initiative Joint Undertaking, “NHPig” seeks to increase efficiency and animal welfare in medical safety research. We talk to project coordinator Eckhard Wolf from LMU. Click on the...

We are excited to announce the successful kick-off of our NHPig project held on November 18-19, 2024, in Freising, Germany. This innovative project aims to expand translational knowledge in minipigs, paving the way to reduce and replace non-human primates in...