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Book review: The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks By Rebecca Skloot

Book review: The Neurosciences and the Practice of Aviation Medicine Edited by Anthony N Nicholson

Member and lab profile: Samantha Passey, Pathogenesis of Chronic Lung Diseases Laboratory, Department of Pharmacology, University of Melbourne

Samantha Passey on moving to Australia, settling in to their scientific community and becoming a Research Fellow in muscle wasting associated with lung disease.

The female faces of physiology

A career in physiological research requires passion, curiosity and dedication. But, with all the passion and curiosity in the world, is it still harder to make it in the field as a woman? Physiology News speaks to four women who have balanced work and home-life to forge successful careers.

Physiology in the United States of America

“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times”.* The leaders of the largest physiological society in the world find physiology in the USA facing a time of great promise, but also real challenges.

Physiology in Japan

The Physiological Society of Japan has, historically, been strong – playing an important role nationally and internationally. But the society isn’t taking its future strength for granted.

Physiology in Europe: The role of FEPS now and in the near future

The benefits of coming together are plain to see. So just what is the problem in having a pan-European meeting?

Physiology in China

Western countries have been a lure for Chinese physiologists. With the meteoric rise of China, many research scientists are taking the opportunity to return home.

Physiology in Brazil: The Rhythms of Life: IUPS 2017 in Rio de Janeiro

The host of the next IUPS Congress provides an overview of the field in Brazil. The future looks bright for the field, but work remains to be done in this dynamic nation.

Physiology in Australia

Physiology in Africa

Scientific research in African nations has to cope with a massive dearth of resources and a climate of poverty. But, led by The African Association of Physiological Sciences, the discipline of physiology is coming together across this vast and diverse continent to confront these challenges.

The international dimensions of the physiological sciences

The world has grown smaller. But the need for language skills, cultural understanding – and the International Union of Physiological Sciences – is undiminished.

Policy Corner

Society to review the health of physiology

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The 100th Indian Science Congress

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The 15th International Conference on Environmental Ergonomics (ICEE)

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BMS Early Career Investigators Symposium

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Out of Thin Air: Surviving high altitude

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Experimental Biology (EB)

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GL Brown Prize Lecture Series

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Epithelia and Smooth Muscle Interactions in Health and Disease

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EU Directive 2010/63 and its implementation in the UK as the revised Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act

Physiology Friday: 18 October 2013

Obituary: Gerald Elliott

1931–2013

Obituary: Michael William Blackburn Bradbury

1930–2013

Obituary: R Jean Banister

1917–2013

Physiological Reports US launch

Minister opens Hodgkin Huxley House

Society meetings from 2014

Time up for Society’s Treasurer

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