Martin Frank Diversity Travel Award recipients at the American Physiology Summit The inaugural American Physiology Summit, designed by and for physiologists, sparked inspiration, evoked collaboration and created a lot of excitement online as well as on-site in Long Beach, California. As the physiology community travels home today, we're highlighting what a physiologist looks like, as … Continue reading American Physiology Summit Twitter Highlights: We Are Physiology
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American Physiology Summit Twitter Highlights: Day Three
The 2023 American Physiology Summit is the inaugural solo annual meeting of the American Physiological Society, designed by and for physiologists with speakers to spark inspiration and spaces to evoke collaboration. Excitement for this year's meeting, held in Long Beach, California, is evident not only on-site, but also online. View Twitter highlights from Days One … Continue reading American Physiology Summit Twitter Highlights: Day Three
American Physiology Summit Twitter Highlights: Day Two
The 2023 American Physiology Summit is the inaugural solo annual meeting of the American Physiological Society, designed by and for physiologists with speakers to spark inspiration and spaces to evoke collaboration. Excitement for this year's meeting, held in Long Beach, California, is evident not only on-site, but also online. View Twitter highlights from Day One … Continue reading American Physiology Summit Twitter Highlights: Day Two
American Physiology Summit Twitter Highlights: Day One
The 2023 American Physiology Summit is the inaugural solo annual meeting of the American Physiological Society, designed by and for physiologists with speakers to spark inspiration and spaces to evoke collaboration. Excitement for this year's meeting, held in Long Beach, California, is evident not only on-site, but also online. View Twitter highlights from Day One … Continue reading American Physiology Summit Twitter Highlights: Day One
How Is the Nobel Prize Chosen?
The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine will be awarded on October 7, kicking off a weeklong celebration of groundbreaking achievement in medicine or physiology, physics, chemistry, literature, global peace and economics. We at the American Physiological Society (APS) eagerly await this time of the year too. Physiologists have been well-represented in the long list … Continue reading How Is the Nobel Prize Chosen?
Depression + Pregnancy = Diabetes?
Morning sickness, swollen ankles and a growing belly are just a few of the many physiological changes that women experience during pregnancy. The changes we can see are just the tip of the iceberg. Blood volume, bones, heart rate, skin and many other parts of a woman’s body function differently during pregnancy. Pregnancy-related changes can … Continue reading Depression + Pregnancy = Diabetes?
Physiology as Haiku for National Poetry Month
April is National Poetry Month. To celebrate, APS members and staff wrote physiology-themed haikus—because science is art, too! Stacy Brooks is the former director … Continue reading Physiology as Haiku for National Poetry Month