Aidan Seeley Email & Phone Number

Due to Aidan's involvement with the British Pharmacological Society, he joined the Education Policy Advisory Group (EPAG) within the Royal Society of Biology (RSB), meeting quarterly to share current education priorities and discuss emerging education policy issues at all levels. EPAG and RSB, as a whole, work closely with the Association for Science Education, Institute of Physics, Royal Society and Royal Society of Chemistry, collaborating and coordinating on shared school education… Show more Due to Aidan's involvement with the British Pharmacological Society, he joined the Education Policy Advisory Group (EPAG) within the Royal Society of Biology (RSB), meeting quarterly to share current education priorities and discuss emerging education policy issues at all levels. EPAG and RSB, as a whole, work closely with the Association for Science Education, Institute of Physics, Royal Society and Royal Society of Chemistry, collaborating and coordinating on shared school education messages for the sciences, with a focus on teaching and curriculum. Show less

London, England, United Kingdom

Aidan is a member of the Education & Training Committee. The Education & Training Committee recommends policies and strategies related to the support of education and training for pharmacologist and Aidan has directly been involved in the Society's principles for inclusive pharmacology education for how pharmacology educators can drive inclusive implementation of the undergraduate pharmacology curriculum, capturing decolonisation, democratisation, diversification and accessibility.

London, United Kingdom

Aidan led the Early Career Pharmacologists Advisory Group (ECPAG) from 2019-2021 as the first Early Career Pharmacologist to do so. He was involved in the production of the first ECPAG Vision which was generated to showcase the groups commitment towards having early career pharmacologists’ voices represented and heard efficiently in all aspects of the pharmacology community – within the Society, academia, industry, related disciplines and the broader community.

London, United Kingdom

Aidan began his time at the British Pharmacological Society in January 2016. Since then, he has worked to improve the representation of early career members of the Society both at a Council level and across the Society as a whole. Aidan was instrumental in changing Voting Rights within the Society, which came into effect in 2016 and allowed early career members to vote in the AGM. This representation was improved upon in 2017, where it was voted that early career mebers can stand for… Show more Aidan began his time at the British Pharmacological Society in January 2016. Since then, he has worked to improve the representation of early career members of the Society both at a Council level and across the Society as a whole. Aidan was instrumental in changing Voting Rights within the Society, which came into effect in 2016 and allowed early career members to vote in the AGM. This representation was improved upon in 2017, where it was voted that early career mebers can stand for Election if the criteria for the position are met. Aidan worked closely with the Society's Council and BPS Staff on the Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI) working group, which has been included in the new 5-Year Strategy and has improved BPS Equality & Diversity Policy. Show less

Swansea, United Kingdom

In 2022, Aidan commenced his role as the Programme Director for the BSc Medical Pharmacology programme within Swansea University Medical School having acted as the Deputy Programme Director since 2019, and being promoted to Senior Lecturer in 2021. Aidan is actively involved in teaching across Swansea University Medical School's Undergraduate and Postgraduate portfolio, including Medical Pharmacology, Pharmacy, Physicians Associate, and Graduate Entry Medicine courses.

Aberdeen

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Medicine

Activities and Societies: Public Engagement Student with Cancer Research UK, Chair of Social Committee & Member of Engagement Committee.

Bachelor Of Science With Honours (Bsc Hons), Biomedical Science (Pharmacology), 1St Class