Hear about the latest developments in the field of pharmacogenetics and stratified medicine. Multidisciplinary experts will come together to review, and offer solutions to, the challenges facing the adoption of genomic medicine into the clinic.
The annual BPS conference, Pharmacology 2025, will visit Belfast from 16 - 18 December 2025! Join pharmacologists from around the world for networking, and the sharing and celebration of science!
The Cambridge lon Channel Forum was established in 2011 by Eddy Stevens and Clare Jones as a joint initiative between Pfizer Neusentis and Medimmune. The concept was to create an environment for industry and academic scientists working within the ion channel field in the Cambridge area to share data and ideas, ensuring all presentations and discussions were based around scientific data with little commercial focus.
This popular training workshop covers the fundamental aspects of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics. This two-day event takes the format of lectures introducing concept, basic theory and practical examples reinforced with data analysis and modelling and simulation. Delegates will be expected to play an active role in analysis, interpretations and discussion.
The 2nd edition of the London Biotechnology Show will offer participants the opportunity to discover the latest technological advancements & ground-breaking offerings and simultaneously deliberate on the ways to widen the scope of red biotechnology across the globe.
The British Pharmacological Society is pleased to present the return of our in-person educators networking meeting. For 2025 this meeting will take place in York and will cover a series of up to date and relevant topics for pharmacology teaching including:
* Authentic Assessment
* AI in Pharmacology Education and Assessment
There will also be opportunities for those attending the meeting to present their examples of the above topics. More details on how to submit your proposals will follow once you are registered.
The discovery of an envelope of photographs taken at the British Pharmacological Society meeting in 1937 labelled ‘Joint meeting with the German Pharmacological Society’ in the Pharmacology Department in Oxford provided the impetus to find out more. Together with the Chair of the German Pharmacological Society, this special event aims to look more closely at the shared histories of both societies pre-war and the subsequent disruption to academic careers. Talks will share new material looking at exile, the cost to academia and some surprising alliances.
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