2023 ARIZONA PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY ANNUAL MEETING
HOSTED BY MIDWESTERN UNIVERSITY
gLENDALE, AZ
OCTOBER 27-28, 2023
Join us for the 16th Arizona Physiological Society Annual Meeting. Our annual meeting consists of two days of talks/seminars/posters highlighting the exciting research performed across Arizona. Attendees will share their latest work on projects ranging from the biophysical level to whole body and integrative physiology.
This year's conference will feature a variety of cutting-edge research presentations by undergraduate and graduate trainees, postdoctoral fellows, and keynote speakers from across the state of Arizona. We accept abstract submissions in different areas of multidisciplinary, cross-disciplinary, and integrative physiology including:
Clinical physiology
Membrane physiology and biophysics
Computational physiology
Cancer cell physiology
Lipid & fatty acid
Mitochondrial research
Developmental physiology
Exercise and metabolic physiology
Reb blood cell physiology
Bioimaging & biomarkers in physiology
Aquatic physiology
Invertebrate physiology
Avian physiology
Electrophysiology
Respiratory physiology
Cardiac & Vascular pathophysiology
Musculoskeletal Physiology
Renal pathophysiology
Neuropathology & physiology
Environmental & aviation, and space physiology
There are also opportunities for trainees:
The conference provides a unique opportunity for undergraduate, medical, and graduate students and early career stage scientists to learn about the latest research in the state of Arizona.
Students can present their own research during oral and poster presentation sessions, which is a great way to receive feedback from experts in the field.
With scheduled oral and poster presentations on various scientific topics, the conference also provides valuable networking and research collaboration opportunities.
The conference also offers a variety of scholarships and awards for students, which can help to offset the cost of attending.
We look forward to the meeting and connecting in person!
The information below will give you a glimpse at what's in store and help you plan your attendance.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Arizona Established Scientist Keynote Speaker:
Christopher Glembotski, PhD
Associate Dean of Research
Professor, Department of Internal Medicine
Director, Translational Cardiovascular Research Center
College of Medicine Phoenix, University of Arizona
Title of Presentation: Proteostasis in Heart Health & Disease: A Degrading Proposition
Arizona Early Career Keynote Speaker:
Frank Duca, PhD
Assistant Professor, Physiological Sciences & Gastrointestinal Microbiology
School of Animal & Comparative Biomedical Sciences
University of Arizona Tucson
Title of Presentation: Impact of Small and Large Intestinal Microbiota on Metabolic Homeostasis
upcoming dealines
Online Registration Opens: September 18th
Online Registration Closes: October 20th
Abstract and Awards Application Submission: September 18th
Late Breaking Abstracts Submission: October 6th