Physiology Education Webinar Series, presented in collaboration with the American Physiological Society's Center for Physiology Education (CPE). Team-Based Learning (TBL) Dr. Suzan Kamel-ElSayed and Dr. Justin Cobb 23rd July 2026, 4:00 PM AEST Zoom Meeting ID: 897 6117 7258 Passcode: 167957
Australian Physiological Society
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AuPS is the professional association for Australian physiologists, founded in 1960. Physiology is a key life science essential to our understanding of how humans and animals function. www.aups.org.au #AuPS #Physiology
Applications for the Rob Clarke Awards are now open! The award recognises excellence in undergraduate physiology projects. 📆 Applications close on 7 September 2026. Find out more and how to apply ⬇️ buff.ly/d7VxjUm
The Rob Clarke Awards
The Physiological Society's Rob Clarke Awards recognise excellence in undergraduate physiology projects. Submit your abstract and present.
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💡Did you know? APS provides more than $1 million in grants & awards each year as part of our mission to spotlight excellence in physiological research & education. Apply now—deadlines for some awards are July 14! Learn more: https://ow.ly/xXj050ZheYz #ProfDev #Physiology 🧪
Plenty to look forward to in the second half of 2026! 🌟 AuPS is building international partnerships, expanding education initiatives, supporting ECRs, and preparing for our 2026 Scientific Meeting in Brisbane. Thanks to our members for helping grow such a vibrant community. #AuPS #Physiology
Bioinformatics and AI in Physiology. Webinar - Thursday 25th June at 11 am AEST Macsue Jacques and Hitesh Kore, PhD as we explore how bioinformatics and artificial intelligence are transforming physiology. Register here: aps49.wildapricot.org/event-6726788 #bioinformatics #AI #physiology#ecr
Australian Physiological Society - Bioinformatics and AI in Physiology Research
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Join Us: 2026 Physiology Education Webinar Series American Physiological Society’s Center for Physiology Education (CPE). Documenting Educational Scholarship for Promotion 28 May 2026 4:00 PM (Melbourne time) Professor Dr Rob Caroll, East Carolina University
Physiology Education Webinar Series 2026 In collaboration with APS CPE, exploring key topics in teaching & learning 🔬 Next up: Generative AI in education 📅 26 March | 4pm (Melbourne) Join us on Zoom! see newsletter for details #PhysiologyEducation #GenAI
Congratulations to Sarah Etherington (Murdoch University), recipient of the 2025 Michael Roberts Excellence in Physiology Education Award! Recognising outstanding, sustained contributions to physiology teaching 📅 2026 applications close 18 Sept www.aups.org.au/prizes #AuPS #PhysiologyEducation
🎉 To mark 150 years of the Physiological Society, we invite physiologists around the world to join us in a week long celebration, 30 March - 2 April 2026, with 'lab lunches'! Let us know that you'll be celebrating with us ⬇️ buff.ly/IsYCS29 #ShapeTheNext150
A little tradition, a lot of physiology: Join us for a 'Lab Lunch'
Join us for a 'Lab Lunch' to celebrate 150 years of the Physiological Society. Find out all the details and how to take part.
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International Union of Physiological Science (IUPS) Academy Fellowship Nominations are now open for the 2026 IUPS Academy Fellowship (closing March 15, 2026). Information on the background, nomination guidelines, and nomination forms can be found on the IUPS website
AuPS 2026 Brisbane Symposium nominations is now open, and we invite researchers and educators to submit innovative and engaging ideas for inclusion in the 2026 program. Visit the AuPS 2026 meeting site follow the guidelines and complete your submission by 5pm (AEDT) Wednesday 4th March 2026.
Had a fantastic time at @aups-physiology.bsky.social 2025 meeting and sharing our lab’s research on cardiac substrate metabolism in #diabetic_cardiomyopathy
Congrats to Wayne Du @unimelbcmr.bsky.social – winner of the Peter Gage Student Collaborative Grant for outstanding research in basic physiology! Collaboration drives discovery 🚀 #PhysiologyResearch #Collaboration #AuPS2025
Best Student Presenter AuPS 2025 – Harry Cutler Fantastic to see strong science and clear communication! Congratulations to Harry Cutler, awarded Best Student Oral Presenter at #AuPS2025 for an outstanding oral presentation Well done to Cameron Adly, runner-up for Best Student Oral Presentation!
Congratulations to Dr. Paula M. Miotto — the 2025 McIntyre Award recipient! We are thrilled to celebrate Dr. Miotto @unimelbcmr.bsky.social , whose outstanding work in muscle physiology, mitochondrial bioenergetics, and inter-tissue metabolic signalling has already made a strong impact.
Celebrating 65 Years of AuPS — Historical Symposium Highlights 🎉🧠 A stellar lineup of experts showcased the breadth of physiology research and education: A wonderful reflection on the evolution of physiological science and teaching over 65 years. #AuPS2025 #65YearsOfAuPS #Physiology
Such a wonderful community of education physiologists — coming together to share research, exchange ideas, and explore innovative teaching approaches. These superstars delivered powerful insights in today’s Assessment & AI in Education session. #AuPS2025
🎶 How else would you start a muscle session… if not with “Lean on Me”? Free Communications: Muscle Health & Disease delivered powerful insights — from biomarkers and cytokines to AI and mouse models. A standout session in muscle pathology & protection 💪 #AuPS2025 #Physiology
🫀 Cardiac Innovations in Focus @ #AuPS2025 – Symposia Highlights! Incredible translational science showcased today tackling heart failure & cardiomyopathy using cutting-edge models and therapies #CardiacOrganoids #HeartFailure #AuPS2025 #Physiology
🏅 Michael Roberts Lecture Award 2024 Huge congratulations to A/Prof Betty Exintaris @ExintarisBetty, presenting the prestigious Michael Roberts Lecture — recognising excellence in physiology research and education. #AuPS2025 #Physiology #ExcellenceInScience
A/Prof @ChrisFryPhD @ukresearch.bsky.social showed how HDAC4 myonuclear reprogramming drives denervation, atrophy & muscle weakness after trauma. Chris recently supported PhD student Annabel Chritchlow through our Student Research Grant #AuPS2025
The future of physiology education is here — and AI is part of the classroom. This morning’s symposium explored innovative ways to build deep learning, research skills and scientific communication in an AI-enhanced world. How are you using AI in the classroom? #AuPS2025
Fascinating morning diving into the ion channel–epilepsy connection 🧠⚡ From GABAA receptor function to KCNT1 & CACNA1G variants, today’s speakers unpacked how electrophysiology shapes diagnosis and potential cures: Science driving hope. #AuPS2025
Brad Launikonis presented on the importance of examining calcium regulation after acute response to sprint interval exercise and the influence of Ryanodine receptor and ROS. #AuPS2025
Muscling into reproduction — emerging evidence for the influence of myokines on the reproductive system. Kelly Walton delivered an excellent exploration of how multiple physiological systems interact to shape reproductive function.
Today we heard from Marissa Caldow @unimelbcmr.bsky.social on modulating myogenesis using natural bioactive compounds — an exciting new exploration in cell culture innovation, getting us to ask what are myoballs?
What can we learn from muscle contraction and local and distant adipose tissue. A fantastic presentation by Gretchen Meyer on the distinction of adipocyte within and external of skeletal muscle. #AuPS2025
We are all in this together — the integrated physiology showcased a fantastic mix of topics, spanning hepatic ureagenesis, muscle, renal, neuronal adipocyte, and retinal physiology. A big thank you to all presenters for such diverse and insightful contributions! #AuPS2025