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Dr Rueyleng Loo spends four months in China!

By do287 | 26 November 2018

The award from Chinese Academic of Science President’s International Fellowship Initiative has enabled Dr. Loo to spend four months in China this summer. She was based … Read more

Research visit to the Department of Physiological Sciences at University of Florida

By do287 | 05 October 2018

Dr Stella Koutsikou spent some of the summer break on a collaborative project with Dr Jasenka Zubcevic, in the Department of Physiological Sciences at  University of Florida. The aim … Read more

French students complete internships at Medway School of Pharmacy

By do287 | 10 September 2018

Between the end of May and the end of July, Lise Desquien & Orane Dollet (École Nationale Supériere de Chemie de Lille, France), completed successful … Read more

Dr Kristyna Kupcova visits MSoP from Czech Republic

By do287 | 03 September 2018

Dr Kristyna Kupcova from Czech Republic, was a visiting Research fellow in Dr Gubala’s research group from February 2017 until March 2018. Dr Kupcova’s visit … Read more

Update from Dr Nathalie Lavignac our Erasmus co-ordinator.

By do287 | 03 September 2018

The Medway School of Pharmacy has benefited enormously from the European Erasmus initiatives. To date the following Erasmus bilateral agreements have been signed for the … Read more

MSoP chemist Andrew Hall takes European Science seriously!

By do287 | 03 September 2018

Dr Andrew Hall is Founder/Co-organiser of an International Symposium series for Graduate Students involved in Molecular Imprinting research (hosted at MSP in 2015, last incarnation … Read more

Dr Gubala and Dr Edwards work with the INTEREG network with the University of Rouen

By do287 | 31 August 2018

  Vladimir Gubala and Alison Edwards were involved in an INTEREG network with the University of Rouen (France) and a number of other universities and … Read more

Physiology Research at the University of Florida with Dr Stella Koutsikou

By do287 | 31 August 2018

Since joining Medway School Of Pharmacy in June 2017, Dr Stella Koutsikou collaborated  with researchers in the Department of Physiological Sciences* at the University of Florida. She visited the … Read more

Dr Alison Bratt hosts a funded Erasmus student from Italy

By do287 | 31 August 2018

Dr Alison Bratt hosted a funded Erasmus student Ms Eleonora Sartori who came from the M.Pharm programme at the University of Padua. Ms Sartori was … Read more

Visit to the University of Siena

By do287 | 31 August 2018

Dr Nigel Temperton visited the University of Siena, Italy. It is one of the oldest universities in Italy, established in 1240. The university now offers a … Read more

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