Journal of Physiology Events and Symposia & Special Issues

589(14)

Symposia Issues


1/3/2011

Special Issues


Virtual Issues


Upcoming Symposia and Events

The Journal of Physiology sponsors symposia and events at major scientific meetings, bringing researchers together, to discuss lastest opinions on evolving fields in physiology.

If you are interested in organising a Journal of Physiology-sponsored symposium, please submit your proposal here.

18 June• 2012
Muscle metabolism and fatigue – in memory of Eric Hultman
15th International Biochemistry of Exercise Conference (IBEC)
8.30 am–13.30 pm • Stockholm, Sweden
Speakers: Roger Harris, Lawrence Spriet, Paul Greenhaff, Niels Ørtenblad, Håkan Westerblad, Arend Bonen, Lauri Goodyear and Filip Larsen.

3 July • 2012
Blood flow regulation: from rest to maximal exercise
Physiology 2012: the Main Meeting of The Physiological Society
08.45 am–12.30 pm • Edinburgh International Conference Centre • Edinburgh, UK
Speakers: Darren P. Casey, Ylva Hellsten, Carsten Lundby, Janice Marshall, Bengt Saltin and Steven S. Segal.

Recent Symposia

22 April• 2012
Red blood cell mechanisms of tissue blood flow control: physiological insights in health and disease
Experimental Biology 2012
8:00-10:00am • San Diego, CA, USA
Speakers: Mary Ellsworth, José González-Alonso, Ylva Hellsten and Rakesh Patel.

19–21 March • 2012
The Biomedical Basis of Elite Performance
The Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, London
Seven symposia with four of them pre-published in J Physiol and Exp Physiol:
Cardiac, respiratory and vascular aspects of performance
Exercise metabolism
Thermoregulation:
Genomics and exercise

24 February • 2012
Orai Channels – New Insights, New Ideas
Satellite Symposium sponsored by The Journal of Physiology
Held in conjunction with the Biophysical Society 56th Annual Meeting
1–5 pm, San Diego, CA, USA
Speakers: Stefan Feske, Murali Prakriya, Yousang Gwack, Mohamed Trebak and Barbara Niemeyer.

11 November • 2011
Cortical inhibitory neuron 'basket cells': from circuit function to disruption
Satellite Symposium sponsored by The Journal of Physiology
Held in conjunction with the Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting
3:00-6:00pm • Walter E. Washington Convention Center • Washington, DC, USA
Speakers: Marlene Bartos, Edward M. Callaway, Tibor Harkany, David A. Lewis, Chris McBain, Kenneth Pelkey and Ivan Sortesz.

31 October – 4 November • 2011
Ion channel signaling mechanisms: from basic science to clinical application
Sponsored by The Journal of Physiology
Ryad Mogador Agdal, Marrakesh, Morroco
Speakers: Erwin Neher, Natalia Prevarskaya, Sonia Sharma, Rossario Rizzuto, Harold Singer and Gerald Zamponi

18-20 September • 2011
Synaptic Mechanisms in the CNS - Symposium to honour Roger A. Nicoll
Sponsored by The Journal of Physiology
Silverado Resort, Napa Valley, CA, USA
Speakers: Bradley Alger, Robert Edwards, Dimitri Kullmann, Robert Malenka, Massimo Scanziani and Pablo Castillo

13 July • 2011
Human hand function: the limitations of brain and brawn
 Physiology 2011
8:45-12:00pm • University of Oxford • Oxford, UK
Speakers: Richard Fitzpatrick, Andrew Fuglevand, Stuart Baker, Simon Gandevia, Marc Schieber, Nick Ward and Roger Lemon

14–15 June • 2011
Ligand-gated ion channels: from genes to behaviour
 GEPROM XXVIth Symposium
• Université de Montréal • Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Speakers publishing in J Physiol: Siqiong Liu, Elva Diaz, Susumu Tomita, Gabriela Popescu, Hiru Furukawa, Ellis Cooper, Anthony Auerbach and Derek Bowie

If you would like further information about any of these events please journals{at}physoc.org.

To read published Symposia Issues and Special Issues - please visit the following pages:

• Symposia Issues - Archive • Special Issues - Archive


This Week's Issue

  1. May 1, 2012, 590 (10)
  1. Current Issue
  1. Alert me to new issues of J Physiol

Most