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The document announces a virtual conference on June 30th, 2021 hosted by the IUPHAR Education Section to discuss future-proofing pharmacology education. The conference consists of two sessions: Session 1 from 9:00-10:30 am UTC will feature a keynote by Professor Ray Land on transformational approaches to pharmacology education, followed by Q&A on prerecorded presentations on student-led pharmacology research and transforming pharmacology practicals for blended learning. Session 2 from 21:00-22:30 pm UTC will include a workshop on core concepts and concept inventories led by Professor Paul White, followed by Q&A on prerecorded presentations about coming together as a society to future
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