Carolina has surpassed, for the first time, $1 billion in annual research expenditures, according to the nation’s annual Higher Educa- tion Research and Development survey. This news continues Carolina’s decade-long rise as one of the world’s top universities for spon- sored research. The latest survey covers fiscal year 2016 and was released Nov. 30. Carolina … Read more
Led by Timothy Elston, PhD, and Chuck Perou, PhD, the university-wide program aims to advance personalized medicine for patients.
Henrik Dohlman, PhD, has been named Chair of the Department of Pharmacology, effective Oct. 1.
UNC Pharmacology & Toxicology Ranked #3 in the World by U.S. News & World Report
Dr. Juan Song, Ph.D. and Dr. Mauro Calabrese, Ph.D. have joined the Pharmacology Department as Assistant Professors. Dr. Song will begin in September, 2013 and Dr. Calabrese will join us starting in March, 2014. Meet Dr. Song and Dr. Calabrese A few words from Dr.Juan Song to introduce herself: I’ll be starting as an Assistant … Read more
Pharmacology Staff adds greenery to the 4th floor atrium.
Pharmacology Ranks #1 in NIH Extramural Funding! Each year the NIH ranks medical school departments for their extramural funding. The Department of Pharmacology at UNC-Chapel Hill ranked #1 of 100 pharmacology departments in the United States for fiscal year 2005; the latest year available for rankings. The #1 ranking is a direct result of our … Read more
Atrium of the new Genetic Medicine Building. Pharmacology is housed on the 4th floor. We’re finally made our move long awaited move to the 4th floor of the new Genetic Medicine Building, a state of the art research facility designed to facilitate interdisciplinary research. Though it took most of December 2008 to move and … Read more
The administrative staff toured the new Genetic Medicine Building prior to moving in the first week of December. Offices are beginning to pack up boxes and get rid of old papers and items that will not be used in the new building. There’s been lots of scanning going on as we digitalize old copies. While … Read more
The department moved into the new facilities in December 2008.
