IUPHAR Lecturers in Analytical Pharmacology
The IUPHAR Lecturer in Analytical Pharmacology was founded by Sir James Black following the XII International Congress of Pharmacology in Montréal, Canada in 1994. The quadrennial recipient is selected by the Nomenclature Committee of IUPHAR to recognize investigators who have made significant advances in identifying, defining and exploiting novel drug targets.
| 6th IUPHAR Lecture in Analytical Pharmacology, 2018, Kyoto, Japan | |
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Bryan L. Roth Towards a molecular understanding of drug action at GPCRs |
| 5th IUPHAR Lecture in Analytical Pharmacology, 2014, Cape Town, South Africa | |
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Arthur Christopoulos Adventures in allostery: From function to structure |
| IUPHAR 50th Anniversary Lecture, 2010, Copenhagen, Denmark | |
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Paul Vanhoutte Regenerate to be old |
| 3rd IUPHAR Lecture in Analytical Pharmacology, 2006, Beijing, China | |
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Terry Kenakin From systems to target to systems: Can we keep caprice out of pharmacological numbers? |
| 2nd IUPHAR Lecture in Analytical Pharmacology, 2002, San Francisco, USA | |
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David Colquhoun |
| 1st IUPHAR Lecture in Analytical Pharmacology, 1998, Munich, Germany | |
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Alberto Kaumann Analytical pharmacology in isolated heart |
Young Investigators from World Congresses
Abstracts are collected from young investigators for each World Congress of Basic and Clinical Pharmacology. Ten finalists are chosen to present their topic during the Congress. Generally, three individuals receive awards.
2018 awards
Gold Award – Gregory Collins, USA
Silver Award – Birgit Caspar, United Kingdom
Bronze Award – Ee Von Moo, Australia
2014 awards
Gold Award – Claire Newton, South Africa
Silver Award – Christian Gruber, Austria
Bronze Award – Stephen Ayinbuomwan, Nigeria, and Chantal Beatrice Magne Nde, Australia
2010 awards
Gold Award – Ana Paula Dantas, Spain
Silver Award – Shreena Joshi, United Kingdom
Bronze Award – Lusine Danielyan, Germany
2008 awards
Gold Award – K.B. Hansen, USA
Silver Award – G. X.-J. Quek, Australia
Bronze Award – O.A. Sergeeva, Germany
2006 awards
Gold Award – Rebecca Roof, USA
Silver Award – Zhou Peng, China
Bronze Award – Gregor Purves, UK
2004 awards
Gold Award – Shinya Uchida, Japan
Silver Award – Malin Lindqvist, Sweden
Bronze Award – Jonathan Chan, Australia, and Eleni Aklillu, Ethiopia
2002 awards
Gold Award – Lori Birder, USA
Silver Award – Arthur Christopolous, Australia
Bronze Award – Anthony Kanai, USA
1998 awards, supported by Astra Charnwood, UK
Christina Egan
Samuel Hoare
Tracy Blevins
Ben Gardner
IUPHAR – USA National Institute of Drug Abuse (NIDA) Early Career Award
In the past, IUPHAR and NIDA have teamed up to identify international pharmacologists who are developing their careers. The funds awarded to the winners help defray the costs of attending the annual Frontiers in Addiction Research mini-conventions, held as satellites to the Society for Neuroscience annual meetings.
2011 awards
Estefanía Pilar Bello Gay, Argentina
Esther Gramage, Spain
2010 awards
Carlo Cifani, Italy
Daniel Rial, Brazil
Ramón Sotomayor-Zárate, Chile
2009 awards
Valeria Capurro, Italy
Liang Liu, Australia
Gustavo Moraga-Cid, Chile
2008 awards
Stephanie Borglund, Canada
Pouya Tahsili-Fahadan, Iran
Leonardo Resstel Barbosa Moraes, Brazil
2007 awards
Fabio Fumagalli, Italy
Kimmo Jensen, Denmark
Naoko Kuzumaki, Japan
2006 awards
Daina Economidou, Italy
Masami Suzuki, Japan
Alexis Bailey, United Kingdom
2005 awards
Christopher Bailey, United Kingdom
Silvana Gaetani, Italy
Marcello Solinas, France