Special Programs
1AS01m Homeostasis for sustainability -Toward the next century of physiological sciences-
1AS02a Neurobiology of the social brain
1AS05a Discussion for the future of physiological sciences
2AS01m The Future of Science Driven by Cross-Disciplinary Projects
2AS03a AI technology pioneers a new era of medicine, physiology, and life sciences
2AS04a Toward understanding the regulation of channel proteins by lipids or lipid-analogues and its importance in physiological context
2AS07a Multimodal approach for age-related decline in biological function and anti-aging
2AS02e pH and life on earth ; transient and persistent chronology of life adaptation and environments
3AS01m Understanding “Pre-Diseases” (Mibyo): Challenges from Cutting-Edge Mathematical Sciences
3AS02m Generational interaction in the study on thermo-sensitive Transient Receptor Potential (TRP) channel
3AS04m Next-generation technologies for the functional analysis of life at the organism level
3AS01e Innovative Brain Research – Toward a comprehensive understanding of the neural circuits underlying higher brain functions
3AS04e Physiology Education – present, past, and future-
Special exhibition will take place to celebrate PSJ’s100th anniversary.
Exhibition: The 100th anniversary panel will be displayed. The slide show of the development of experimental technologies will be played. Historic experimental equipment and others will be showcased.
Venue: The 1st floor of Annex Hall, a space in front of Event Hall and the walk-through
The dialogue between Dr. Shinya Yamanaka and Dr. Svante Pääbo will be held. Refer to this page for more information.
Date & Time: March 14, 2023, 17:30-18:30
Venue: Room1
The 10th of July, the date which the first meeting of the Physiological Society of Japan was held, has been set as “Physiology Day” for the purposes of celebrating 100th anniversary of the society and making a much wider audience aware of physiological research.
Corresponding to that, we will hold Kagami-Biraki ceremony and Japan Anniversary Association will deliver a commemorative speech.
We will take all necessary measures to prevent infection to hold the ceremony and would like to ask for attendees’ cooperation in preventing the spread of infection.
5. Physiological Reports Poster Award
“Physiological Reports”, the joint journal of the Physiological Society and American Physiological Society (published by Wiley), presides over “Physiological Reports Poster Award”.
We have invited applications for this award from graduate students. Two award winners will be selected. The winners will receive a certificate and a cash prize of 250 USD, and will be announced on the website and SNS of Physiological Reports. The Program Committee selects six candidate by reviewing submitted abstracts, then two winners will be selected through their poster presentations at the meeting.
In addition to regular sessions, we have invited papers from high school and undergraduate students and have “High school/Undergraduate Students Session” to give them an opportunity to have discussions with researchers. Young Scientist Awards will be given to those who made excellent presentations.
Date & Time:
[Undergraduate Students Session]March 14-16, 12:10-13:10（Free discussion）and 13:10-14:10（core time）
[High school Students Session] March 15, 10:00-12:30
The award ceremony will be held for awardees of this session, and they will be asked to give a speech to audience.
[The Award ceremony & Speech for High School Students Session] March 15, 14:20-15:20 (Room2)
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