Today, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, announced £14.6 billion in funding for Research & Development to continue to establish the UK’s future as a global leader in science and…
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 wasn’t good enough to study chemistry, so he…
I began my career in medical copywriting over two and a half years ago, delving into an industry I never expected to be part of – advertising. It’s easy to assume that advertising is all about pretty…
As part of my BSc degree programme at King’s College London (KCL), I was lucky to be able to undertake a year in Industry at a contract research organisation (CRO), known at the time as Huntingdon…
A great deal of work goes into the ‘behind the scenes’ of publishing academic papers. Editorial Boards are vital to the process – but who are these editors? What does being an editor involve? And…
Building on the success of our annual Writing Competition for Early Career Researchers, this year, Pharmacology Matters decided to hold its first Junior Science Writing Competition, in collaboration…
Building on the success of our annual Writing Competition for Early Career Researchers, this year, Pharmacology Matters decided to hold its first Junior Science Writing Competition, in collaboration…
Building on the success of our annual Writing Competition for Early Career Researchers, this year, Pharmacology Matters decided to hold its first Junior Science Writing Competition, in collaboration…
There are approximately 60,000 miles (100,000 km) of blood vessels in our body. The larger vessels branch off into ever smaller segments until they reach the micro scale, where curious behaviours…
This year we held the second annual Images in Pharmacology competition, to visually showcase the importance of pharmacology. Take a look at the winning entries. First Prize:…
