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Meetings
The American Physiological Society sponsors a number of scientific
meetings each year. Experimental Biology, the APS annual meeting, is
conducted jointly with other FASEB member societies. In addition to its
annual meeting, specialized APS Conferences are held throughout the
year that focus on designated areas of physiological research.
APS Conferences
The American Physiological Society holds several specialty conferences
each year. In addition, APS joins with other societies to sponsor
Intersociety Meetings as interest warrants. Send e-mail to:
meetings@the-aps.org for
questions on APS Conferences. more>>>
XXXVI International Congress of Physiological Sciences (IUPS)
Kyoto, Japan, July 27-August 1, 2009. Function of Life: Elements and
Integration. For more information please visit:
http://www.iups2009.com/
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Experimental Biology (EB)
The spring annual meeting is convened jointly with other biomedical
societies. This multi-society interdisciplinary, biomedical, and
scientific meeting features plenary and award lectures, symposia, oral and
poster sessions, a placement center, and an exhibit of scientific
equipment, supplies, and publications. more>>>
Related Meetings
A list of upcoming meetings from related organizations. To have your
meeting posted to this page, please e-mail the following details to the
APS Webmaster:
Meetings are listed chronologically. more>>>
Beijing Physiology 2008
Beijing
Physiology, a joint physiological society meeting, was held October 19-22,
2008 in Beijing. The APS was joined by several of our sister societies to
sponsor a scientific meeting in Beijing, China. The joint meeting was
planned in recognition of the important role Chinese scientists play in our
research laboratories and the growing prominence of physiological research
in China. The meeting was hosted by the Chinese Association for
Physiological Sciences (CAPS) and involved the participation of the American
Physiological Society, Australian Physiological Society (AuPS), Canadian
Physiological Society (CPS), and The Physiological Society (UK).
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