United Kingdom & Ireland Controlled Release Society
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UKICRS Symposium 2010![]() ‘Controlled Release in Drug Delivery: Right Time, Right Place’ - Wednesday 14th April 2010 A one-day symposium organised by the United Kingdom and Ireland Controlled Release Society (UKICRS) to showcase the latest UK research in the field of controlled release and drug delivery. Includes top speakers on various routes of administration, includng colonic, oral, transdermal, and ocular, and a poster session. Venue - University of Hertfordshire, Fielder Conference Centre, Hatfield Business Park Abstract deadline extended to 12 March 2010! Information Online Registration Pay Registration Fee Programme | 2![]() |
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UKICRS Graduate Network![]() Details coming soon! | UKICRS Bitesize![]() UKICRS are developing a new online educational resource providing free access to short articles describing key issues and concepts within the broad remit of 'controlled release' and 'drug delivery' (e.g. formulation, delivery systems, analytical methods, biological issues, clinical perspectives, etc.). Although the primary intention is to encourage submissions from postgraduate students and postdoctoral researchers within the UK, UKICRS would also be happy to receive articles from more senior scientists and/or international students/scientists. Following a light reviewing process, completed articles will be made publicly available on the UKICRS website for download. Authors are free to select any subject matter for their article so long as it falls within the remit defined above. For each article, please supply the following: (1) title with a maximum of 65 characters including spaces, (2) first name, surname, email and organisation, (3) main text (maximum of three sections with headings, and a maximum word count of 500), (4) up to three references (Author AB et al., Full Journal Title, Volume, Pages, Year), (5) optional - one graphic of approximate dimensions 8 x 8 cm (e.g. scheme, figure or table). Articles should be submitted via email to: ukicrs@ukicrs.org Click here to see the design of the published article |










