The Society is delighted to announce the winners of a number of prizes and awards for 2025.
Our prizes and awards are designed to recognise the contributions to pharmacology made by our members and increase our impact on the discipline by supporting the career progression of early career pharmacologists.
Crossing a range of disciplines, this year’s winners have demonstrated excellence in clinical and non-clinical pharmacology.
The full list of winners is below. Congratulations to all!
Australasian Visitor
This annual lectureship gives pharmacologists the opportunity to give a lecture at the Australasian Society for Clinical and Experimental Pharmacology annual meeting, as well as other lectures and seminars during the visit.
- Professor Jeanette Woolard, University of Nottingham
BPS Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Prize
This annual prize recognises members who are championing Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
- Dr Jennifer Koenig, University of Nottingham
Dunlop Prize
This biennial prize supports the professional development of early career members.
- Dr Nuru Noor, University of Cambridge
Geoffrey Burnstock Prize
This annual prize recognises the achievements of established researchers
- Dr Mootaz Salman, University of Oxford
Pickford Award
This annual award provides career enhancing opportunities for early career members.
- Dr Laura Humphrys, Monash University
Rang Prize for Outstanding Achievement in Teaching
This annual prize recognises outstanding achievement in the teaching of pharmacology.
- Dr Chantal Donovan, University of Technology Sydney
- Dr Nicholas Freestone, Kingston University London
Sir Henry Wellcome Gold Medal
This biennial prize recognises outstanding achievement and leadership in pharmacology and therapeutics.
- Professor Moussa Youdim, Technion – Israel Institute of Technology
Vane Medal
This biennial prize rewards outstanding research in non-clinical pharmacology
- Dr Yu Huang, City University of Hong Kong
Zaimis Prize for Sustained Achievement & Leadership in Pharmacology Teaching
- Professor Emma Baker, City St George's, University of London
