University of Liverpool

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Sir Munir Pirmohamed

David Weatherall Chair in Medicine; NHS Chair of Pharmacogenetics; Director, Wolfson Centre for Personalised Medicine

Pirmohamed leads the UK's foremost pharmacogenetics programme, showing how genetic testing can prevent adverse drug reactions. He directs Liverpool's Wolfson Centre for Personalised Medicine and co-led the European PREPARE trial, which found that a 12 gene panel substantially reduced side effects, evidence now informing NHS and international prescribing policy.

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Andrew Owen

Professor of Pharmacology; Co-Director, Centre of Excellence in Long-acting Therapeutics (CELT)

Owen co-directs Liverpool's Centre of Excellence in Long-acting Therapeutics, translating nanomedicine into long acting formulations for HIV, malaria, tuberculosis and hepatitis C. Through the Unitaid funded LONGEVITY programme and global consortia such as LEAP, he works to bring durable and affordable medicines to low and middle income countries.

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Julia Balogun

Dean, University of Liverpool Management School; Brett Chair in Management

Balogun is an international authority on strategic change, studying how managers across organisations interpret and enact transformation. As Dean she has led the Management School's growth and research culture, and her strategy as practice scholarship shapes how change leadership is researched, taught and practised in business schools worldwide.

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