A Community of Discovery
APS members work at the frontiers of science to advance our understanding of life and health. Their efforts are leading to treatments for the deadliest and most debilitating diseases affecting humans and enhancing our understanding of topics like genetics, neuroscience, obesity and sex differences. You can be part of this vibrant community.
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Our Members Making a Difference
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Harold Schultz, PhD, FAPS Distinguished Professor of Physiology, Department of Cellular & Integrative Physiology, University of Nebraska Medical Center College of MedicineAPS member since 1981Studying Sensory Nerve Regulationof Heart and Lungs Exploring the role of the sympathetic nervous system on how heart failure and hypertension progress.
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Licy L. Yanes-Cardozo, MD Physician and Associate Professor, Departments of Cell and Molecular Biology and Medicine, University of Mississippi Medical CenterAPS member since 2004Exploring PCOS and Its Effectsin Women Studying endocrine disorders and caring for patients who experience them.
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Scott Kirkton, PhD Associate Professor of Biological Science, Union CollegeAPS member since 2005Studying Insect Physiologyto Explore Muscle Plasticity Investigating evolution, locomotion and muscle function in the American locust grasshopper.
Physiology in the News
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Vote for Your APS Leadership January 7, 2022
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Baking Soda before Exercise May Protect against Effects of Overheating December 22, 2021
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Exercise during Middle Age May Prevent Age-related Chronic Diseases December 9, 2021
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Esophagus Organoid Holds Promise for Cancer Research December 1, 2021
Explore the APS Family of Journals
APS journals serve a committed community of investigators by providing a home for important physiology research. We deliver a robust and fair publishing process that is managed by working scientists.
