Welcome to the
AoPGBI
The Association of Physicians of GB and Ireland is the home of Interdisciplinary Translational Medicine hosting a vibrant community of researchers at all career stages.
Our aim is to promote high quality interdisciplinary translational research to improve human health and well being.
Our Vision
- Engage the wider scientific and public community to raise the profile of interdisciplinary translational research,
- Develop the careers of translational researchers and
- Share ideas and knowledge.
Welcome from the President
Engage
“To raise the profile of interdisciplinary translational research in the scientific and public communities, nationally and internationally”
Thank you to all who attended APAM 2023, which was very well received by everyone. Please see the events gallery here.
Professor Sharon Peacock CBE
The George Griffin Lecture Learning from SARS-CoV-2 sequencing: What next?
Sir Patrick Vallance
The Osler Lecture – Translating medical science into benefit: Some observations from academia, industry and government
The Osler Medal and Osler Award - APAM 2023
Medical clinical research - learning resources
Congratulations to two of our members for being recognised in the Birthday Honours List 2023.
Professor John Bell: Order of the Companions of Honour
Professor Peter Barnes: Knights Bachelor
Develop
“To support the development of translational researchers working for the benefit of patients with an emphasis on the needs of early career researchers”
Grant Schemes
Our grant structure includes support for early career members….find out how you might take advantage of this broad offering . For more information ….
Osler Medal
Professor Sarah Tabrizi receiving her Osler Medal awarded for presenting the Osler Lecture at the APAM 2022 in Dublin
Starter grants for clinical lecturers
The AoP is delighted to be a funder of the Academy of Medical Sciences Starter Grant Award Programme
Summer studentship
These grants are designed to support undergraduate medical students interested in exploring a career in academic medicine gain experience in the research group of an AoP…
Young Investigator Awards
These grants are designed to provide recently appointed investigators with flexible research funding of up to £20k to perform research into internal medicine
Award for Outstanding Contribution to Translational Medicine
Calling for Nominations for the next winner. Congratulations to Prof Sir Stephen O’Rahilly for winning the award in 2023
Share
“To promote the exchange of ideas and knowledge between researchers from different professional disciplines to create a vibrant, diverse, interdisciplinary translational research community”
QJM Impact Factor now 14.04
The Quarterly Journal of Medicine (QJM) is pleased to announce the current Impact Factor for the Journal is now 14.04.
The QJM is the official Journal of the Association, founded in 1907 by Sir William Osler, it has a significant legacy of publishing leading articles in Translational Medicine.
It welcomes submission of original medical research articles, invited reviews and topical Commentary pieces relevant to our medical readership. We would encourage Association members to consider submitting their original work to the Journal.
We offer a fast-track review process for selected submissions, namely 72 hours (x3 working days) to first review decision. Should you wish to avail of this service, authors are encouraged to liaise in advance with Professor Seamas Donnelly, Editor-in-Chief for the journal at E-Mail.
