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UKICRS Virtual Symposium 2021This year's event will take place online Wednesday 13th October
Our keynote speakers are: Seeram Ramakrishna of the National University of Singapore and Rebecca Brodsky of the Population Council. Further details are available at the links below. Symposium homepage & final programme Register for attendance here; there is no cost Submit your abstract here Submit your poster here Speakers submit your presentation here Poster session |
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The UKICRS Symposium is sponsored by Pharmaceutics. Pharmaceutics is a peer-reviewed, open access journal on the science and technology of pharmaceutics and biopharmaceutics, and is published monthly online by MDPI. The first decision is provided to authors approximately 13.5 days after submission, and acceptance to publication is undertaken in 3.7 days. The journal is indexed within Scopus (CiteScore 4.7), SCIE (IF 6.321, ranking 28/275 (Q1) in the 'Pharmacology & Pharmacy' category), PubMed, PMC, etc. It is affiliated with SEFIG, PSSRC, APS and KSPST.
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2022 UKICRS Special Edition of DDTR'Drug formulation and delivery: a UK and Ireland perspective'
UKICRS, in partnership with Drug Delivery and Translational Research (DDTR, an Official Journal of the Controlled Release Society), is now inviting researchers in the UK and Ireland to contribute full-length research papers or review articles to a special edition of DDTR. More details and online submission of manuscripts here. Also, please do let us know here if you are considering submitting an article; we are keen to gauge the level of interest. |
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UKICRS MembershipJoin UKICRS for free
Simply add your details to the online contact form and we will keep you updated with the latest news and events. Our promise to you – we will not share or sell your details with any third parties. Your mailing address is requested to allow us to invite you attend the annual UKICRS Symposium. |
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DonationSupport UKICRS
UKICRS is a not-for-profit organisation, a registered UK charity (Charity number: 1109176) and is run entirely by volunteers. If you would like to make a donation to help support our activities, you can donate here. Every little helps. |
