Society Communications 2009 and beforeUpdates from International Society of PathophysiologyExecutive Committee & Council Membership Report on the 4th World Congress of Pathophysiology IUPS Policy NEW The IUPS Council has become aware of a potentially serious problem concerning scientific research, particularly in the field of physiology, at the Venezuelan Institute for Scientific Research (IVIC). As reported in Science on 4th September 2009 (vol 325, p. 1190), more Reflections - Kyoto 2009 Closing Ceremony, Saturday 1 August, Speech of Professor Denis Noble, President of the IUPS. This speech followed a performance of music (from the Jupiter suite of The Planets, the theme of “I vow to thee, my country”) more Opening Ceremony, Monday 27 July, In the presence of His Imperial Highness, the Crown Prince of Japan, Speech of Professor Denis Noble, President of the IUPS more Meeting announcements NEW 7th FAOPS (Federation of Asian and Oceanian Physiological Societies) Congress in Taipei 2011 more
*Epithelia & Membrane Transport Themed
Meeting* with a focused
symposium on 'Epithelial form, function and transport'.
6 - 8 September 2009, Newcastle,
UK.
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Latino American Physiological Sciences Association, II Iberoamerican
Congress of Physiological Sciences
The International Union of Physiological Sciences IUPS Editorial VI IUPS Council News From IUPS: the article series by IUPS Council Members
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IUPS2009 website In memoriam - After Dick Taylor (1995) and Knut Schmidt-Nielsen (2007), two more of the driving forces in comparative physiology, Liana Bolis and Pierre Dejours, have now been lost. more Beijing Joint Conference of Physiological Sciences - summary of the meeting held between October 20 - 22, 2008 in Beijing, China. more Professor Ole Petersen, who is the George Holt Professor of Physiology, has been appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE). more See IUPS Support for Universality of Science ( ICSU Statute 5 ) Physiology Teaching Workshops and Activities
Long Range Planning Committee IMPORTANT The Long Range Planning Committee has been established by the Council in April 2005. The committee has worked during the past three years to prepare the report which was reviewed with Council at their meeting in December 2007. We now would like to present it to you the member societies of our Union. Several of the recommendations have already been implemented or will be in the near future, but there are others that will be further discussed at the next Council meeting and presented to the 2009 General Assembly for approval prior to implementation... more
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