Research
In 2010/11 the School had a total research income of £8.13 million. In the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise, 90 per cent of the research activity at the School was deemed "internationally significant" and 25 per cent "world-leading".
The School's research focuses on advancing and understanding medicines and health care, and in creating new medicines. It is organised into four divisions.
- Drug Discovery
- Formulation Sciences
- Neurosciences
- Medicines Use and Health
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