Here's what's currently happening at the Young Physiologists:

 

►SAVE THE DATE - 14th Symposium of the Young Physiologists

Next year, our symposium will take place in the beautiful city of Münster, on March 27/28, 2024. More information on e. g. abstract deadline will follow soon.

As usual, there will be travel grants for all active participants (oral or poster presentations) generously provided by the DPG as well as awards for the best posters and talks!

 

What happened before:

 

► "Pint of Physiology" Kicks Off DPG Conference 2024 in Vienna

"Pint of Physiology", held on September 18th at Centimeter am Rathaus in Vienna, was a lively and engaging start to this year’s DPG conference. Young physiologists enjoyed an evening of tasty drinks, networking, and short, entertaining scientific presentations. A special thanks goes to all the participants who gave their short presentations, making the evening both informative and fun.

We already look forward to seeing you all again next year at IUPS in Frankfurt. Stay tuned for more details about our presymposium!

 

► 13th Symposium of the Young Physiologists

Vivian Blechschmidt and Jonathan Husk spent a lot of effort to set up a great symposium in Mannheim. This year in a more intimate fashion with around 40 participants, but nevertheless presenting a lot of interesting science, accompanied by two keynote lectures given by Andreas Draguhn and Simon Wiegert.
Thanks also to the support of the DPG, the local universities and our generous sponsors:

  • Merck
  • Mapping Lab
  • AD Instruments
  • Rapp
  • Carl Roth

 

► DPG Berlin

We organised a teaching workshop focusing on Neurophysiology in the Lab course, together with Robert Patejdl from Erfurt.

 

► 12th Symposium of the Young Physiologists

On March 30/31, Marcus Schewe and colleagues hosted the symposium in Kiel, with kind support from Nanion and AD Instruments.

 

 

► In addition to email, we will be communicating via a Junge Physiologen slack channel. This channel is intented to enable more efficient networking and exchange among early-career physiologists - so please feel very welcome to join! To do so, only send us an email to junge.physiologen@gmail.com  and you'll receive an invitation.
 

► Dominik, Katie and Tom are tweeting for Pflügers Archiv, the official journal of the German Physiological Society. Check it out on https://twitter.com/PflugersArchiv /// @PflugersArchiv!

 

Please also let us know if you have any questions and stay well in the meantime!

 

Stay well, your Young Physiologists