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-Omic-related sciences provide a unique opportunity to revolutionize the discipline of physiology. The Physiological –Omics Group was established in 2000 to facilitate the integration of -omics with physiology. The interest group provides a forum for communication and collaboration among physiologists with an interest in -omic-related sciences, including but not limited to: genomics, proteomics, metabolomics, systems biology, computational biology, bioinformatics, genetics and gene manipulation and molecular intervention. 

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Jeremy Prokop

"As physiology enters a new era shaped by artificial intelligence, multi-omics technologies, and large-scale data integration, this group will be critical in connecting traditional physiological principles with emerging computational tools. As the chair, I look forward to advancing a convergence framework that unites physiology, omics, and AI-driven data science."

Jeremy Prokop, PhD, Michigan State University

 

Steering Committee Members

 

  • Jeremy W Prokop, PhD
    Michigan State University
    Chair

  • Alison Jessica Kriegel, PhD
    Medical College of Wisconsin
    Past Chair

  • Aoy Mitchell, PhD
    Medical College of Wisconsin
    Treasurer

  • Rushita Bagchi, PhD
    University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
    Chair, Awards Committee

  • Gary Charles Mouradian, Jr., PhD
    Medical College of Wisconsin
    Scientific Program Committee Representative

  • Hilary Ann Coller, PhD
    University of California, Los Angeles
    Editor in Chief PG

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