In 2010, a major event will occur for pharmacology. Basic and clinical pharmacology, kept separate for too long, have come together again to encompass the whole process of drug development from molecular biology to clinical practice. The remarriage is to be celebrated in Copenhagen at this 16th World Congress of Basic and Clinical Pharmacology, WorldPharma 2010. Here the World’s basic and clinical pharmacologists and all those dealing with the development and use of drugs will meet to discuss how we can work together to meet the need for safe and effective medicines at affordable prices.
WorldPharma 2010 will thus provide in depth treatment of the hottest topics in basic and clinical pharmacology, while at the same time offering the broad perspective of how drugs affect the living organism which is the foundation of our subject.
In planning the program, particular attention is being made to attract young investigators and investigators from developing countries.
Make a note in your diary that the World's pharmacologists will all be meeting in Denmark 17– 23 July 2010. Don't miss out on WorldPharma 2010! We promise you a scientifically excellent programme as well as the opportunity to savour the atmosphere of Copenhagen.
| Kim Brøsen |
Michael Mulvany |
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Secretary general |
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"The WorldPharma2010 scientific program is the most comprehensive and interdisciplinary in the history of IUPHAR congresses".
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| Professor Sam Enna (USA) Secretary General of IUPHAR |
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| "Focused Conferences represent a new and important concept.” |
Professor Sue Duckles (USA)
President of IUPHAR
President of the 14th World Congress on Pharmacology (San Francisco, 2002) |
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| "WorldPharma2010 provides a very large number of bursaries for young scientists from lesser developed countries" |
Professor LIN Zhi-Bin (China)
President of the 15th World Congress on Pharmacology (Beijing, 2006) |
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| "WorldPharma2010 combines and integrates basic and clinical pharmacology exactly the way I had hoped" |
Professor Paul M. Vanhoutte (Hong Kong)
Past President of IUPHAR (2002-6) |
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