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

 

►Save the Date: 15th Symposium of the Young Physiologists in Berlin

April 9-10, 2026, at the heart of the Charité.

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! More information here!

 

►IUPS in Frankfurt

Pre-Symposium on September 10, 1-6 pm

Early-bird registration for the IUPS conference is still running until May 22!
 

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Now running: DPG/DFG mentoring program

more information here

 

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What happened before:

►14th Symposium of the Young Physiologists

Thanks to Zoltan Pethö and his colleagues for organising a wonderful symposium in Münster. 80 registered participants and about 60 scientific contributions made this a very special event. Our thanks go to the DPG for the travel grants and the other sponsors:

  • Nanion Technologies GmbH
  • Rhythm Pharmaceuticals GmbH
  • Sophion Bioscience GmbH
  • Tecan AG
  • Förderverein Epilepsieforschung der Universität Münster

As a special feature, there was an NGS Workshop given by Dr. Annika Witten from and a keynote lecture given by Prof. Timo Strünker.

 

► "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!

 

 

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

 

Stay well, your Young Physiologists