A learned society
for the promotion of pharmacology in Africa
Advancing health through excellence in pharmacology
A learned society
for the promotion of pharmacology in Africa
Advancing health through excellence in pharmacology
A learned society
for the promotion of pharmacology in Africa
Advancing health through excellence in pharmacology
A learned society
for the promotion of pharmacology in Africa
Advancing health through excellence in pharmacology
WELCOME
The South African Society for Basic and Clinical Pharmacology (SASBCP) is a learned society and non-profit company that serves all scientists
and health professionals interested in pharmacology to promote pharmacology on the African continent.
The SASBCP is a member of the International Union of Basic and Clinical Pharmacology (IUPHAR),
and associates with the International Science Council and the South African National Research Foundation.
The SASBCP has played a central role in promoting pharmacological sciences, in all its various forms.
It has enjoyed support from academic, industrial and professional practice spheres.
The society has contributed to uplifting young pharmacologists associated with the society in their academic ventures. Furthermore, it has also spearheaded an initiative to promote pharmacological sciences on the African continent through Pharmacology for Africa (PharfA).
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ANNOUNCEMENT – SASBCP CONFERENCE 2023
Pharmacology Celebrating Resilience: Current and future strategies
” It is my greatest pleasure to welcome you to the 56th Annual Conference
of the South African Society for Basic and Clinical Pharmacology (SASBCP).
On behalf of the Local Organising Committee, I invite you to join us in Makhanda, Rhodes University.
The theme of the conference expresses the emotions behind the momentous gathering we will have.
We celebrate and are excited that we are able to meet in person, after the tumultuous few years. We lost some but gained a lot. The conference therefore will provide an opportunity to share how we navigated the challenges,
sought and infused new ways and stayed resilient.
We meet to come share reflections in our various pharmacology practices
as emerging pharmacologists and seasoned experts.
The conference challenges you to interrogate and present the strategies you adopted in research within the various areas of basic, clinical and regulatory pharmacology; in teaching and learning pharmacology and in other significant areas.
This conference is a platform to reflect on new innovations and technologies that have been adopted in current practices, as well as recent advances made.
Are the strategies transformative and robust enough to remain resilient in potential future threats and challenges?
Do join us and come experience the beauty and hospitality of Makhanda,
while making the important and needed personal professional networks and partnerships. “
