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The 2019 President’s Lecture took place at the Royal College of Physicians in central London and was delivered by Dr Nessa Carey, Visiting Professor at Imperial College London, Transitional Chair for…

Professor Munir Pirmohamed reflects on his time as President of the British Pharmacological Society.

In his first blog, our new President, Professor Clive Page, shares his ambitions for an inclusive, proud and bold Society.

One of the highlights of being President of the Society is being able to celebrate the achievements of our members by announcing the recipients of our prizes and awards. Each prize and award, in its…

Research and education really are at the heart of the Society’s work and they underpin everything we do. We know that joining with academic institutions is key to achieving our mission of global…

In his last blog as President, Professor Clive Page reflects on the key projects that have taken place during his presidency.

In my first message to you as your President this time last year, I said that one of my priorities for 2018 was that our annual meeting would be our best yet. And based on what I saw at Pharmacology…

I thought I would use this opportunity to reflect on the successes of our recent annual conference, Pharmacology 2021. The three-day event was a wonderful opportunity to discover the work of our…

In the first part of my July blog, I want to highlight a government strategy published this month, which closely aligns with fundamental missions for the Society. I am referring to the ten-year Life…

I write this during a break on day one of the Society’s sold-out Cell Signalling meeting at the East Midlands Conference Centre in Nottingham. Congratulations to Gary Willars, John Challis and Andrew…