Members reflect on COVID-19

Since the beginning of the pandemic, we have been encouraging our members to write about their experiences across career stages and across the spectrum of careers. Below you can find some examples of these testimonials, and we invite all members to submit their writing by visiting our Member Community to continue the conversation on this thread.

Teaching physiology in lockdown

6 week diary on adapting teaching, by Laura Ginesi, University of East Anglia, UK

Making the most of online learning in lockdown

A student perspective, by Róisín Ní Dhonnabháin, University College Cork, Ireland

Swapping stilettos for slippers

A personal view of 2020, by Professor Charlotte Stagg, University of Oxford, UK

Risking my career (twice) and living to tell the tale

Reflections by Experimental Physiology Senior Editor, Associate Professor Rebecca E Campbell, University of Otago, New Zealand

The new normal for physiology education

The new normal for physiology education by James Clark, King’s College London, UK

Chaos, quiet and all things in between

Reflections of an early career member, by Dr Kelly Bowden Davies, Exercise Physiology Lecturer, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK.

Diary of a physiology PhD candidate in the third UK lockdown

A Member Spotlight by Greg Sutton, University of Edinburgh, UK

Contacts:
The Physiological Society:
Julia Turan, Communications Manager
pressoffice@physoc.org
+44 (0)20 7269 5727

Members, we would love to share your experiences reflecting on COVID-19. Are you conducting relevant research? Working on the frontline with patients? Or have tips for working from home as a physiologist? Get in touch and help us keep the conversation going in this trying time.

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