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Today, the Society has set out how pharmacology educators can drive inclusive implementation of the undergraduate pharmacology curriculum, capturing decolonisation, democratisation, diversification and accessibility. The principles have been endorsed by IUPHAR and are part...

By the time you read this you will hopefully have already seen the Society’s announcement of its new Scientific Advisory Panel. I’d like to talk about the role we see this group playing, and what it means for the Society. But first, for those of you who haven’t already read...

Professor Clive Page OBE, President Now is the time to shout from the rooftops about pharmacology, and that is exactly what I will encourage during my tenure as President of the Society. This intention may seem bold, but ‘bold’ is one of our new Society values, and I ...

In my last blog, I spoke of the joys of spring (in the Northern hemisphere!) and my hope for a vibrant year. Well, I’m pleased to say that so far, 2022 at the Society is proving to be just that, and so I’m delighted to start this month’s blog by highlighting the creation...

The new year has started positively at the Society, the team are working to prepare and deliver many exciting projects and meetings throughout 2023.  Anticipation is building for the IUPHAR World Congress of Basic and Clinical Pharmacology (WCP2023), which is now just...

A constant thread throughout this issue is the important impact that the scientific community has on the health and welfare of our society.

This issue reports on another successful year for the Society, in particular the ongoing development of member services, activities, events, education and public engagement

This issue highlights many of the Society’s activities, reflecting our commitment and contribution to pharmacology.

This issue highlights how the Society's members are shaping a wide range of activities.

This issue looks, among other things, at how the Society and its members are working to widen participation in pharmacology.