All the Society's publications are online only, and for the editorial board of Pharmacology Matters this seemed like an opportunity to encourage readers to engage with and discuss our articles through the Society's website. This blog will offer a sneak peak at the next issue, as we will be unveiling a few of the articles early online for comment, before the magazine itself is even published.
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23 Nov 2016
by
in Editorial
published November 2016
It has certainly been a very busy year, and I personally cannot believe that we are close to the festive holidays already… Where has this year gone?
23 Nov 2016
by Jonathan Bruun
in Your Society
published November 2016
It’s hard to believe that when this is published, we will be approximately a month away from Pharmacology 2016. The team at the Schild Plot is focused on delivering another lively and successful meeting, with many new activities planned.
23 Nov 2016
by Michael Collis, Dave Lewis, Anna Zecharia
published November 2016
In vivo knowledge and skills have always been essential in academic research labs that investigate basic physiology, ageing, diseases and their pharmacological treatments. Their importance has increased as researchers have sought to understand the functional significance of genomic information, particularly through the use of transgenic models.
23 Nov 2016
by Lisa Lione
published November 2016
Novel Psychoactive Substances, also referred to as ‘legal highs’, represent a bewildering array of unregulated psychoactive compounds, marketed globally as legal alternatives to well-known controlled drugs.
23 Nov 2016
published November 2016
The British Pharmacological Society is proud to be a global community at the heart of pharmacology: our journals have a global readership, a fifth of our membership is international, and we represent scientists from more than 60 countries worldwide.
23 Nov 2016
by Hefin Jones
published November 2016
The Institute, based near Barbican in Central London, was founded in in 1986 by Nobel Laureate Sir John Vane, whose ground-breaking work on the mechanism of action of aspirin fathered research into the roles lipids play during inflammation
23 Nov 2016
by Olga Conn
published November 2016
Olga was one of the four young researchers to receive funding from the British Pharmacological Society’s Young Pharmacologists Advisory Group to attend the Italian Pharmacological Society’s conference.
23 Nov 2016
by Vedia Can
in Young pharmacologists
published November 2016
Prior to the approval of our proposal, only specific membership categories were given the voting right within the Society; Full Members, Fellows, Honorary Fellows, Retired Members and Retired Fellows. Members in other categories – Undergraduate, Postgraduate, Affiliate and Early Career Members – were not entitled to the voting right.
23 Nov 2016
by Barbara McDermott, Talja Dempster, Susanne Schweda
in Meetings update
published November 2016
A review of all meetings & events that have passed & preview of those who are about to take place in 2016 and early 2017.
23 Nov 2016
by Mark Downs
published November 2016
In October 2016 we celebrated the fifth annual Biology Week with life science celebrations happening all over the UK, including many biomedical events and activities.