Background
Costall, Brenda was born on September 12, 1947 in York, England. Daughter of John and Eileen Stella (Austin) Costall.
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Brenda Costall
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Brenda Costall, British University official, research neuropharmacologist. Avocations: antique furniture and paintings, art, fashion, theatre.
F C. Grantee Medical Research Council, Science and Engineering Research.Coun., Wellcome Trust, Parkinson's Disease Society, Association To Combat Huntington's Chorea, British Technology Group, pharmaceutical companies in Europe, United States and Japan, 1975-1994.
Education
Bachelor of Pharmacy with honors, University Bradford, England, 1969. Doctor of Philosophy in Neuropharmacology, University Bradford, England, 1972. Doctor of Science, University Bradford, England, 1984.
Career
Research fellow University Bradford, 1972-1973, from lecturer to senior lecturer pharmacology, 1973-1983, reader neuropharmacology, 1983-1985, professor neuropharmacology, since 1985, pro vice-chancellor planning and resources, 1990-1992, senior pro vice chancellor, 1992-1994, deputy vice chancellor, 1994-1998, head department pharmacy, 1998—2004, advisor higher education, since 1998. Presenter in field.
Achievements
Membership
Member British Pharmacol. Society (committee member), Brain Research Association, Collegium International Neuro-Psychopharmacologicum, European Neuroscis. Association, British Association Psychopharmacology, European College Neuropsychopharmacology, New York Academy of Sciences.
Interests
Connections
Married Robert John Naylor, December 13, 1969.
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Nationality
British
Awards
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Grantee Medical Research Council, Science and Engineering Research.Coun., Wellcome Trust, Parkinson's Disease Society, Association To Combat Huntington's Chorea, British Technology Group, pharmaceutical companies in Europe, United States and Japan, 1975-1994.Grantee Medical Research Council, Science and Engineering Research.Coun., Wellcome Trust, Parkinson's Disease Society, Association To Combat Huntington's Chorea, British Technology Group, pharmaceutical companies in Europe, United States and Japan, 1975-1994.