Keynote speaker Jessica Meir Meir talks about her experiences as a physiologist turned astronaut at the #APS2024 closing session. #WeArePhysiology

Our lab group is looking for a full time Research Associate to join our team. Please share and/or consider coming to work with us - we are doing lots of cool science and we are a lot of fun! UIowa Health and Human Physiology (HHP) UIowa Research College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Iowa American Physiological Society uiowa.referrals.selectminds.com/jobs/research-…

Dr. Ileana Pina shares tips for success to enroll more women in clinical trials: 1) Women in clinical trial leadership 2) Convenience of research measures and enrollment— enroll in clinic and in presence of patient’s families 3) budget for transportation/partner with rideshare

A new review article has dropped from The Tune lab! Check out our thoughts (and data) surrounding the complex mechanisms of coronary pressure-flow autoregulation. jmcc-online.com/article/S0022-…

Make sure to add this to your calendar: American Physiological Society WEBINAR: Gx: From Hydration Science to Technology (informz.net) May 1st at 1pm EDT!

One final office decoration…I pass on the torch to those that will come after me. Go bigger and better. If you want to be remembered forever use glitter!

Dr. Richey and I, and our silly hats!:) Rauchelle Richey

MARK YOUR CALENDARS for the 2024 Integrative Physiology of Exercise Conference! #IPE2024

🚨 Abstracts are due for #IPE2024 on August 22nd. Mark your calendars and make sure to submit some of your best work! Actual meeting is Nov 20-22, 2024

Check out #OPRL Director Brad Wilkins and Michael Joyner‘s newly published opposing viewpoint to Muniz-Pardos et al., 2024 on whether or not a line should be drawn when it comes to the use of technological advances in elite sport! journals.physiology.org/doi/abs/10.115… Let us know your thoughts!

🚴🏼‍♀️ INDIVIDUALS NEEDED! 🏃🏾‍♀️💨 Help us explore human limitations by participating in our study examining the link🔗 between exercise performance and fluctuating sex hormones! Link below to learn more and fill out an interest form! forms.office.com/r/mtX3UKGCxX?o… #OPRL #hormones #research

An intense two-year exercise regimen, consisting of 5-6 hours per week, reversed up to 20 years of age-related structural changes and stiffness in the hearts of sedentary 50-year-olds. The heart gets stiffer and shrinks, starting around age 50 to 65. Once you reach age 70, it

Looking for a place to submit your next paper? Check out this call for papers! JNP Hayden Hess, PhD Environmental Physiology Laboratory American Physiological Society APS Publications

In a cohort study of 34 healthy individuals, more than one in three participants experienced brady- or tachyarrhythmia during the ascent from basecamp to the summit of Mount Everest. Future studies should explore implications of these rhythm disturbances. ja.ma/3JShKtz

Excellent work from the Gagnon lab!

The EEP trainee committee is looking for new members! Check your email or the posting on the EEP Hub (APS website) for more details. Deadline is July 19th at 11:59 pm PST. We can't wait to see your application!

Do you have a fear of missing out? Don't delay, register TODAY!

🔥 Our latest invited review on Heat Tolerance in Humans & Experimental Models is now out in Physiology (American Physiological Society) ! We discuss the mechanisms behind how our bodies adapt to heat, especially in the face of climate change. Proud to contribute to this with Nisha Charkoudian and

Dear nature, I am baffled by the monumental mistake about the "definition" of what lactate is, which is shown right in the 1st sentence of this article. -Lactate is NOT a waste product. Thanks by the work of Dr. George Brooks, It has been known for over 40 years that lactate is

Cheers to Lacy Alexander! Great articles this month, including Lacy’s scientific journey. Reminder that Lacy is the Chair of the Exercise Conference being held this November at Penn State/Noll Lab. Journal of Applied Physiology APS EEP Section American Physiological Society