What is research integrity? Research integrity is defined as conducting research in a manner that enables the audience to have the utmost confidence and trust in the findings and data presented.
Introduction Dr Darrin M Disley, CEO of Mogrify, knows his way around a football field. A serial biotech entrepreneur, Darrin was once told that he wasnât good enough to study chemistry, so he
The recent history of pharmacology in Brazil The medicinal potential of the biodiversity in Brazil was known several centuries before the âdiscoveryâ of our land by the Portuguese conquerors. Native
The PDF version of a recent commentary in Nature (with a list of more than 800 signatories) has the provocative title âRetire statistical significanceâ
Each year the British Pharmacological Society, the Physiological Society and the Biochemical Society come together to support early career researchers in organising a Young Life Scientistsâ (YLS)
The Science of a Night Out: Taking Pharmacology to the British Science Festival Dr Laura Randle, Dept of Pharmacology & Therapeutics, Liverpool. When I saw the call for activities for
Message from Dr Neha Issar-Brown, CEO of the British Pharmacological Society Joining the British Pharmacological Society in the final month of 2025 has given me a rare vantage point on the
Hi Professor Ferro and Welcome to âPharmacologist In Phrameâ! Interviewed by Dr Aisah Aubdool _ Jan 2026 Albert Ferro studied Medicine at Kingâs College London (1978-1984),
It is a question that most people approaching retirement ask themselves: âwhat am I going to do after I retire?â, and it was certainly in my mind as I approached my departure from AstraZeneca in
