British Pharmacological Society
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The British Pharmacological Society (BPS), founded in Oxford in 1931, is a learned society, whose aim is to "assist, promote and encourage research and provide a forum for the presentation of pharmacology."[1]
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People
- Professor Philip Routledge, BPS President, Chair
- Professor Humphrey Rang, President-Elect
- Dr Robin Hiley, Honorary Treasurer
- Professor Ian Kitchen, Co-Chair of Committee of Heads and Professors of Pharmacology & Therapeutics
- Professor Donald Singer, Co-Chair of Committee of Heads and Professors of Pharmacology & Therapeutics
- Professor Helen Cox, Elected Trustee
- Dr Michael Seed, Elected Trustee
- Dr Smita Price, Elected Trustee (Industry)
- Dr David Wood, Elected Trustee (Clinical)
- Professor Ann Daly, Co-opted Trustee
- Dr Christine Williams, Co-opted Trustee
- David Douglas, Trustee
- Jonathan Brüün, Chief Executive
- Mike Poole, Finance and Commercial Director
- Jess Strangward, Head of Education
- Karen Schlaegel, Head of Meetings and Events
- Katharine Richardson, Head of Communications and Membership
- Hazel O'Mullan, Marketing and Communications Manager
- Carolina Medal, Information Systems Manager
- Ruth Meyer, Policy and Secretariat Manager
- Paul Tizard, Membership and Awards Officer
- Helen To, Events Officer
- Rebecca Tibbs, Education and Outreach Officer
- Stephen Montgomery, Managing Editor
Affiliations
- BPS is listed as one of the funders of the Science Media Centre (since 2011).[2][3]
Contact
- Address:
- The Schild Plot
- 16 Angel Gate
- City Road
- EC1V 2PT, London
- Tel: +44 (0) 20 7239 0171
- Fax: +44 (0) 20 7417 0114
- E-mail: info AT bps.ac.uk
- Facebook: BPS
- Twitter: @BritPharmSoc
