History of The Physiological Society and its journals: Information sheets
The foundation of The Physiological Society
- The foundation of The Society
- The Society's founders
- T H Huxley, the famous evolutionist, was one of the founders of The Society
- George H Lewes, companion to the novelist, George Eliot, was one of the founders of The Society
- The first two Honorary members of The Society were Charles Darwin and William Sharpey
- The Society's dog
Physiologists and anti-vivisectionists
The first women members of The Physiological Society
- Florence Buchanan and the admittance of women to The Society
- Florence Buchanan
- How The Society first admitted women
- The first women members of The Society
The Society's journals
- Michael Foster: Founder of The Journal of Physiology
- Edward Sharpey-Schafer: Founder of Experimental Physiology
- Michael Foster and Edward Schafer: Parallel lives
- The first three physiologists to win a Nobel Prize for work predominantly published in The Journal of Physiology
- Nobel Prize-winning research published in The Journal of Physiology
- Research from the last flight of the space shuttle Columbia was published in The Journal of Physiology
Physiology
Timelines of the lives of physiologists