Major Science Collaboration

This award is to celebrate and highlight international collaborations looking to develop non-animal techniques or approaches more widely and in the longer term which might not otherwise fit the criteria for our Science Prize. Recent examples include the US government’s NCATS’ Tissue Chips programme and the EU’s RISK-HUNT3R programme.

We are looking to award a major multi-year collaboration with more than one large institution involved. As with the Science Prize, focus areas for this award are adverse outcome pathways, organs on chips, and computational toxicology.

This is a non-financial award.

Nominations for the 2026 Lush Prize will open on Monday 1st September 2025 and close on Friday 28th November 2025.