Share your research at Pharmacology 2026 and you could win one of our 24 abstract prizes worth between £100 and £300. Submit your abstract by 3:00 pm (BST) Tuesday, 8 September 2026.
Submit an abstractPlease note that all abstract presenters must register to attend in person for Pharmacology 2026. Your abstract may be removed from the conference if your registration is not complete by 30 November 2026. Authors will be notified of their acceptance from 7 October 2026.
If your abstract has been accepted as an oral communication, you will be asked to present your oral communication in-person during Pharmacology 2026. Oral presenters will have 15 minutes, including questions, so we recommend speaking for no longer than 12 minutes.
If your abstract has been accepted as a poster presentation you will be asked to present your poster in-person during Pharmacology 2026. You can download a copy of our poster preparation guidelines for guidance.
If you have any questions regarding abstract submission, please contact meetings@bps.ac.uk
We offer a variety of bursaries to support attendees and abstract presenters. Visit our Bursaries page for more information and to apply.
Exceptional posters and oral communications will be awarded prizes, which will be announced at the end of the final day of the conference. There are 24 prizes ranging from £100 to £300 each, totalling just under £5,000.
Oral communication prizes
Poster prizes
Additional prize
2025 Published Abstracts
Published abstracts from Pharmacology 2025 can be found by following the links below:
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