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Society Communications NEW Why Birmingham 2013? (by Denis Noble). It is a huge privilege for physiologists in the UK to have the opportunity to welcome our international colleagues from all the 50 or so member societies of IUPS, and from countries that are not yet members, to come to the Congress in 2013... more Meeting announcements 2012
NEW
4th International Congress on Cell
Membranes and Oxidative Stress Focus on Calcium Signaling and TRP
Channels´, 26-29 June 2012 in Isparta, Turkey
Awards
Documenting Thirty Years of Physiology Education Workshops,
A report prepared by the Education
Committee for the Council of the International Union of Physiological
Sciences, by Ann Jervie Sefton and Penelope Hansen, Co-chairs, IUPS
Education Committee Reflections - Kyoto 2009 Documentary videos from Kyoto IUPS2009
Closing Ceremony,
Saturday 1 August, Speech of Professor Denis Noble, President
of the IUPS. This speech followed a performance of music (from the Opening Ceremony, Monday
27 July, In the presence of His Imperial Highness, the Crown Prince
of Japan
Physiology Editiorials Long Range Planning Committee IMPORTANT The Long Range Planning Committee ...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 Member Societies News Minutes of the IUPS GENERAL ASSEMBLY, 27 July 2009, Grand Prince Hotel, Kyoto, Japan more IUPS Policy 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
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