The Society has opened its Fellowship to individuals who have been voting members for five years. This replaces the previous requirement, which was five years as a Full Member. This means that Early…
The Society is delighted to announce the winners of a number of prizes and awards for 2022. Our prizes and awards are designed to recognise the contributions to pharmacology made by our members…
David Stuart discusses Chemsex - where individuals intentionally have sex under the influence of psychoactive drugs. David was the first to name and identify Chemsex as an emerging gay cultural…
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…
Dr James Curneen, University College Hospital Galway, Ireland. I am delighted and privileged to have been the first recipient of the International Oral Communication Prize at the British…
Sir Mene Pangalos has been elected to the Fellowship of the Royal Society for outstanding contributions to applied life science as an academic neuroscientist and a pharmaceutical leader who has…
We are delighted to announce a new award aimed at supporting the discipline of Clinical Pharmacology.The Sir Colin Dollery Clinical Pharmacology Training Award, created to celebrate the life and…
The Clinical Pharmacology Colloquium first met in Dyffryn, St. Nicholas, South Wales in November 1981. At that time, it was known as the South-West Clinical Pharmacology Group and was intended as a…
ELRIG and the British Pharmacological Society are teaming up to bring you our New Modalities in Pharmacology and Drug Discovery event on 4-5 July 2022 at the Francis Crick Institute, London. At this…
Pharmacology Matters is delighted again to hold the annual Junior Science Writing Competition. The competition was for those between 7-11 years old and the only constraint on content was that entries…
