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Policy statements

The mission of the British Pharmacological Society is to promote and advance pharmacology. To achieve this goal it is extremely important that we engage with policy. Consequently, the Society…

2024 Annual review & financial statements

Message from Rachel Lambert-Forsyth, CEO of the British Pharmacological Society It was the second day of Pharmacology 2024; I was rushing from one session to the next when I made myself stop and…

Applying for funding

To progress your research career, you need to communicate your ideas in a compelling way to secure funding. Read our tips here.

Consultation responses

The Society’s members are often invited to input into consultation responses. Members' input is essential to producing valuable responses and other policy statements, and ensures their scientific…

Use of research animals curriculum

Supports the next generation of researchers in gaining the education, skills and understanding of animal welfare needed to carry out these vital studies.

What is clinical pharmacology?

Clinical pharmacology encompasses all aspects of the relationship between drugs and humans.

Pharmacology Hall of Fame

Our Hall of Fame contains individuals who have played key roles in the development of pharmacology.

Prescribing principles and curriculum

We recommend that health care professionals who prescribe medicines should do so based on the ten principles, which underpin safe and effective use of medicines.

Membership & community

The British Pharmacological Society (BPS) is a friendly and collaborative community of professionals and students across the world, all working and studying in pharmacology or its related fields.…

Our people

The British Pharmacological Society is made up of various groups of people across the world and across the fields of science and medicine. They range from students to professionals to world-leading…