It is our pleasure to host the International Congress of Comparative Physiology and Biochemistry in 2015 in Kraków, Poland (ICCPB2015). Congress meetings have been successfully organized every 4 years since 1983. ICCPB2015 in Kraków will be already our 9th meeting. We hope it will attract open-minded biologists who are interested in building integrated views of organisms: 'From Molecules to Macrophysiology'. We hope that the atmosphere of the congress in Kraków will be especially stimulating. Kraków with its medieval architecture offers endless opportunities for inspiration and unconventional thinking. It is exactly here, at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków, where Nicolaus Copernicus started his scientific education that finally led him to his revolutionary ideas that challenged old models of the universe. ... [Information of the supplier]
The Meeting will be held at the Campus of the University of Lübeck. Compared with other universities, this is small, with just about 3,400 students. It started as Academy of Medicine in 1964 but now encompasses also medical engineering, psychology, natural sciences and computer sciences. The common element among these is life sciences, also mirrored by our motto, “Focus on Life” (“Im Focus das Leben”). The scientific program of the Meeting will include plenary lectures and symposia addressing the complete spectrum of modern physiology. Oral and poster sessions will enable participants to present their new data and create opportunities for intense scientific discussions. The “Junge Physiologen”, our future in physiology, will again play an active role in the organization of the Congress. The meeting will be the first of the DPG in Lübeck. Thus, we are notably pleased to host you in this Hanseatic City, which was declared a World Cultural Heritage Site by the UNESCO almost 30 years ago. Please, take the opportunity to explore its picturesque Old Town with merchants’ brick houses and the narrow winding streets, medieval churches, the historic Town Hall, the Heinrich-and-Thomas-Mann-Center and the Günter Grass' house. We invite you to enjoy three days of science in what we call the cultural center of the North! ... [Information of the supplier]
The Physiological Society, the Scandinavian Physiological Society, the Deutsche Physiologische Gesellschaft and the Federation of European Physiological Societies are delighted to be co-hosting a series of biennial joint meetings. The series will begin in London from 14 - 16 September 2018 at the QEII Centre in the heart of Westminster, and will subsequently be organised in Germany in 2020 and Scandinavia in 2022. The Europhysiology meetings will be the main meeting of the partner societies in these years. The Presidents of the partner societies commented, "We are delighted and excited about this historic initiative that will bring together the three biggest physiological societies in Europe and the Federation of European Physiological Societies in such a collaborative fashion. Science should be borderless and we hope this venture will appeal not only to members of our respective societies, but also the wider international physiological community." ... [Information of the supplier]
The Local Organizing Committee of the International Congress of Comparative Physiology and Biochemistry 2019 is actively working to organize an exciting meeting in Ottawa! It is with great pleasure that we now invite you to submit symposium proposals for the 10th ICCPB. [Information of the supplier]
Together with our friends from the Austrian Physiological Society and the Life Science Switzerland Physiology Section we will celebrate this historical occasion in Frankfurt (30.09 – 2.10.2021) as a real in person only event by looking at the two ends of time´s arrow under the motto "Remember the Past – Imagine the Future". ... [Information of the supplier]
The meeting will take place in the city of Copenhagen, Denmark, from September 15th-18th. Europhysiology 2022 marks the continuation of an ongoing and partnership between The Physiological Society, The Scandinavian Physiological Society, The German Physiological Society, and the Federation of European Physiological Societies. The series of meetings was initiated with an kick-off in London in 2018. The cancelling of the 2020 meeting in Berlin, as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, has made us even more eager to move Europhysiology 2022 forward with the highest quality programme we can muster. We look forward to welcoming scientists at all stages of their careers; from students to postdocs, principal investigators, and established leaders within Physiology who will inspire us through invited lecturers. Importantly, the first day of the conference (September 15th) will feature pre-meetings of "Special Interest Groups" within more specific topics, providing even more scientific depth. ... [Information of the supplier, modified]
