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News

New Funding for Research Support
New funding for the Department of Pharmaceutics

Cell Tests Can Produce Any Desired Result about Nanomaterial Toxicity
Cell Tests Can Produce Any Desired Result about Nanomaterial Toxicity, David Grainger Says

New Interim Dean
New Interim Dean of the College of Pharmacy

L.S. Skaggs Pharmacy Institute
New L.S. Skaggs Pharmacy Institute

Welcome to our 2009 New Ph.D. Students
Meet the new students for the Department of Pharmaceutics and Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Most Productive U.S. pharmaceutical Sciences Program
The College of Pharmacy's Department of Pharmaceutics and Pharmaceutical Chemistry was recently deemed to be the most productive U.S. pharmaceutical sciences program.