The Society is delighted to announce the 2025 winners of the Sir Colin Dollery Clinical Pharmacology Training Award.
The award was established to celebrate the life and legacy of Sir Colin Dollery. Its aim is to support the discipline of Clinical Pharmacology by encouraging medical students to pursue Clinical Pharmacology as a specialty and increasing basic pharmacology skills for medical students pursuing a career path within industry.
The award provides a cost-of-living bursary to students who are intercalating in pharmacology.
Abhavya Anand, Imperial College London
“This award means a great deal to me, and I look forward to deepening my understanding of pharmacology during my intercalated year. I am excited to one day contribute to the advancement of medicine by bridging research and industry, as the study of pharmacology allows, and I would like to thank the Society for this recognition.”
Eve-Marie Cook, Imperial College London
“The award offers an invaluable opportunity to develop my skills in research and clinical application. Sir Colin Dollery’s pioneering work and dedication to patient care continue to inspire, making this recognition especially meaningful. I look forward to building on this opportunity to contribute to the field of pharmacology and make a meaningful difference in patient care.“
Maia Troconis, Imperial College London
“I have loved exploring the world of academia and discovering my passion for pharmacology as I’ve advanced through medical school, which allowed me a window to so many fascinating novel therapies and emerging treatments being worked on in labs across the UK. This enthusiasm grew further while working on an exciting novel therapy for Usher syndrome, and I’m excited to explore Pharmacological research in greater depth this coming year.”
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