APS and its members advocate on Capitol Hill and elsewhere to raise the profile of issues that affect scientists and their work. Here you’ll find news and information on our focus areas—including federal research funding and animal research—and learn more about how you can speak up on behalf of science.
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Advocacy
As a scientist and a constituent, you have an important voice that needs to be heard. Learn how APS helps our members advocate on behalf of research.
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Federal Research Funding
We advocate for predictable and sustainable growth in federal funding budgets for research. Get the news you need to know from Capitol Hill and learn how you can get involved. -
Animal Research
Animal research saves lives. APS supports the necessary and humane use of animals in biomedical research. Read more. -
Policy Areas
View our collection of resources around active policy topics.
We’ve developed a suite of resources—from refresher courses to symposia to introductions to researchers and physiology careers—designed with physiology teachers and learners of all ages in mind. Explore more from our resource library.
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Educator Resources
Increase your knowledge of physiology, enhance your pedagogy and course content, and advance your scientific career with these APS resources. -
Trainee Resources
Develop your core skills with resources geared toward managing your science, becoming a leader and planning your career. You'll also find awards, fellowships and job opportunities. -
Student Resources
Learn more about physiology, the systems physiologists study and physiology career options.
We believe that a diverse scientific community is a strong scientific community. APS provides opportunities for researchers traditionally underrepresented in science and champions efforts to build truly inclusive STEM environments.
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Diversity Resources
We've developed a number programs and resources to increase access and participation among groups traditionally underrepresented in STEM fields. Read more. -
Values & Policies
APS is committed to creating an environment where individuals can exchange ideas and be safe, accepted and respected. Learn more about our core values and policies that support increased diversity and inclusion in research.