Irish Association of Pharmacologists
Working to provide effective representation of Pharmacology and Therapeutics for the island of Ireland
The Irish Association of Pharmacologists (IAP)
The Irish Association of Pharmacologists (IAP) was set up in the mid-1990’s by the late Professor John Feely. The association organised very successful annual meetings over a number of years.
Upcoming Events
20th Annual IAP Meeting
The Irish Association of Pharmacologists (IAP) 20th annual meeting will be held at the Clinical Science Institute in NUI Galway on Saturday, 30th November 2019
Please note that parking will be available in the NUI Galway space immediately adjacent to the CSI (on the left hand side as you look at the building) and there is no clamping on a Saturday and that the route to the room within the venue will be signposted.
The google maps link for the clinical science institute is https://goo.gl/maps/yx2u5iyKd7KfqtsQA
Registration is now open at Eventbrite for the 20th Annual IAP Meeting and to pay
Professor John Feely
‘The medal will be awarded annually at the IAP meeting to a single individual chosen by a panel of their peers. It is awarded in memory of the contribution made by the late Professor John Feely to the discipline of Pharmacology. The medal will be awarded in recognition of the role of the successful candidate in the delivery of service to the integrated disciplines of Clinical Therapeutics or Basic Pharmacology through their teaching, research, innovation, mentorship and /or the delivery of exemplary clinical care to patients, if the latter is appropriate. Candidates will normally be active in the Republic of Ireland or in Northern Ireland, however in exceptional circumstances, international candidates with strong links to Republic of Ireland/Northern Ireland may be considered’
The provision of the medal and support of the successful candidate to deliver the Keynote lecture henceforth “The John Feely Lecture” will be provided by the IAP according to the amount decided and rules laid down by its Executive Board. The maximum support provided to cover travel, accommodation and sundries will not normally exceed 400 Euro.
Please see below for details of annual meetings from 2014 to 2018
Future plans for the Irish Association of Pharmacologists
The IAP was instated as a formal entity on 30th November 2016 with its establishment as an unincorporated association. We hope that our aims for developing the association over the next few years will reflect Professor Feely’s ambitious and unstinting work. These include
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the promotion of basic and clinical pharmacology research on the island of Ireland
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the provision of a forum for exchange and collaboration for scientists working in pharmacology & therapeutics, and allied disciplines in both research and industrial contexts
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an effective forum for lobbying
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the establishment of the IAP as a member of international associations so as to provide members with international forums and contacts in order to promote research, development and international collaboration.
The Irish Association of Pharmacologists is a member of the
International Union of Clinical and Basic Pharmacology (IUPHAR)
Professor David Williams
President
National Speciality Director of Training for Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics
Dr Christian Waeber
Vice President
Senior Lecturer in Pharmacology, a joint appointment between the School of Pharmacy and the Department of Pharmacology at UCC
Professor Dermot Cox
Secretary
Associate Professor and Pharmacology Lead at Royal College of Surgeons
Dr Anne-Marie Liddy
Treasurer
Specialist Registrar in General Medicine and Clinical Pharmacology and an Assistant Professor within the Department of Pharmacology and Therapeutics, Trinity College Dublin
Professor Thomas Walther
Former President
Head of the Department of Pharmacology and Therapeutics at University College Cork