Experimental Biology

After thoughtful deliberations, the leaders of the Experimental Biology host societies have made the difficult but necessary decision to cancel Experimental Biology (EB) 2020 set to take place April 4–7 in San Diego, California. 

We thank you and the entire EB community for understanding the extreme difficulty of this decision and for your commitment to the success of this conference—from the thousands of attendees to the presenters, exhibitors and sponsors who shared their time, expertise, collaboration and leadership. We deeply appreciate your contributions to this community.

We’ll be posting more details about refunds, next steps and other updates on the main EB website and on our FAQ page.

APS’s annual meeting is held every spring in conjunction with the Experimental Biology (EB) meeting. Five societies (APS, AAA, ASBMB, ASIP and ASPET) jointly sponsor EB. The result is an interdisciplinary, biomedical and scientific meeting featuring a robust lineup plenary and award lectures, symposia, oral and poster sessions and career-building activities, plus an exhibitor showcase of scientific equipment, supplies and publications. 

Find more information on APS Experimental Biology website.

Future Meetings

EB 2020—San Diego—April 4–7  CANCELED
EB 2021—Indianapolis, Ind.—May 1–4
EB 2022—Date and location to be determined
2023—A New APS Annual Meeting

How to Submit a Symposium or Featured Topic Proposal for APS Annual Meeting at Experimental Biology 2021

The American Physiological Society Sections/Interest Groups (S/IG) select sessions to represent their areas of interest at Experimental Biology. Session organizers should first contact the Joint Program Committee Representative most closely aligned with the session topic to determine that unique deadlines for the appropriate S/IG. All finalized sessions must be received by APS by May 1 the year prior to the meeting.