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Climate change is the biggest health threat of our time. The Global Climate and Health Summit brought together global experts to tackle it head-on. 🌍
Watch the full highlights video to learn about the Summit's success and importance: buff.ly/7JWVejq.
#GCHS2025
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📢 The Special Issue 'Nutritional Physiology of the Female Musculoskeletal System' has already published four open-access articles!
Explore the latest research here: buff.ly/hnByGXz
The deadline for new submissions to this issue is October 31st ⏰
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Latest issue now live🎉
The cover image comes from the work of Francis et al. and depicts model predictions of peak contractile force during the final repetition of a resistance training set 📸
Read all articles here📖
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🖼️ October's cover image 🖼️
Munevver Gizem Hekim et al. (@firatresmihesap) examine how humanin ameliorates diabetes-induced testicular damage in a streptozotocin-induced mouse model
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It all started in a London townhouse on 31 March 1876, at the home of Sir John Scott Burdon-Sanderson...
For our 150th anniversary, members share their stories about their life, work, & consider the next chapter for physiology.
Browse the collection 🔗 buff.ly/izqk078
Yesterday, we celebrated 150 years of the Society in Parliament. Our special 150th anniversary reception demonstrated how physiological research is helping to improve the health of humans, animals, and the planet.
Enjoy the highlights from the event 🗞️ buff.ly/DUO17or
📣 Don't forget to let us know your #PhysiologyWeek2026 plans! Physiology Week will be taking place 16-20 November worldwide! buff.ly/4rLolbQ
Contact us at [email protected] tell us about your event!
The UCL's Historic Objects and Collections team take us from the early days of electrical stimulation and reveal how the instrument, called an inductorium, changed the field of #Electrophysiology. Read the blog ⬇️ buff.ly/Tghsmhi
#ScienceHistory #NerveStimulation
"The poster sessions were a brilliant opportunity to meet other early-career researchers and chat about their exciting projects!" exclaims Inés Jiménez (University of Edinburgh, UK), who won Best Poster at our UK Glia 2026 meeting. Read her story 🔗 buff.ly/0LZIEHy
Are you looking for an ECR-inclusive event? Join us for 'Advancing Physiology Together':
📆 25 - 26 November 2026
📍 Royal Society of Medicine (London, UK) and online
Learn, present, and make connections with your community. Register now 🔗 buff.ly/iI7oRnV
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I am so grateful to TPS. As a member & Fellow TPS, I deeply appreciate your generosity
Being a member is not only about attending annual meetings; it is also about feeling part of a community (almost a family) built on friendship, collegiality, and mutual support. Thanks again.
Congratulations to Professor Luis Sobrevia, a Fellow of the Physiological Society, on his election as an ordinary member of the International Science Council (ISC) Governing Board.
Read our news story to learn more: buff.ly/X59Svp9
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📢 Join our free webinar, Optimising Nutritional Physiology: A Contemporary Perspective!
📆 11 Nov, 15:00-16:30 GMT
Hear from Benjamin Wall, Lewis James & Imre Kouw on weight management, fluid balance and clinical nutrition.
Find out more 👇️
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Comic book physiology can be a valuable tool for #PhysiologyEducation and #ScienceCommunication. Hartmann et al., discuss in their editorial on #SpacePhysiology in The Adventures of Tintin 🔗 buff.ly/7WOhpYr #WSW2026
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'Digital twins in nuclear medicine: Science fiction or reality?' 🛸
Deni Hardiansyah (@univ_indonesia) and co-authors discuss the role of #DigitalTwins in #radiopharmaceutical therapy in this review, part of the #NAMs special issue 📖
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👇️ The Journal of Nutritional Physiology has five Special Issues open for submissions.
📣 A reminder: submit by 31 December 2026 for free #OpenAccess publication!
🔗 See the Calls for Papers here: buff.ly/l6KJo5h
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📢 October's EPick 📢
Jamie-Lee M. Thompson et al. (@BondUniversity, @CQU, Flinders University) explore multi-omics identifies promoter methylation and gene expression changes associated with human skeletal muscle atrophy
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Congratulations to the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine Laureates!🎉
Among the three award recipients, Karl Deisseroth and Georg Nagel have previously published their research in @JPhysiol
Read their work🏆📜
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“On behalf of the Physiological Society, I am delighted to congratulate Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel for being jointly awarded the #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine," says Professor Mike Tipton, President of the Society ⬇️ buff.ly/fwb7B88
"Surviving beyond Earth is not about grit alone – it is about physiology pushed to its absolute limits," write Damian Bailey and Angelique van Ombergen. Read their joint editorial on #SpaceExploration & the physiology of survival @ExpPhysiol ⬇️ buff.ly/0i2GJoi #WSW2026
Dr Irene Di Giulio is investigating whether physical disabilities could be advantageous in spaceflight. We interviewed Irene to learn more about her aerospace research, and how she is pushing the boundaries of #SpaceExploration for all #WSW2026 ⬇️ buff.ly/gsAyIAp
Congratulations to Professor Luis Sobrevia, a Fellow of the Physiological Society, on his election as an ordinary member of the International Science Council (ISC) Governing Board.
Read our news story to learn more: buff.ly/X59Svp9
“On behalf of the Physiological Society, I am delighted to congratulate Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel for being jointly awarded the #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine," says Professor Mike Tipton, President of the Society ⬇️ buff.ly/fwb7B88