Key dates:

Feb 1 2023 Registration opens
Mar 1 2023 Abstract submission opens
May 25 2023 Abstract submission closes
June 5 2023 Early-bird registration closes
June 12 2023 Extended abstract submission deadline
June 12 2023 Extended early-bird registration deadline
Aug 1 2023 Deadline for late-breaking posters
Aug 31 2023 Deadline for registration
Sept 14-16 2023 Physiology in Focus

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The conference is supported by Tallinn City

 

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See the abstracts in Acta Physiologica here!

 

Programme overview

Physiology in Focus 2023 presents an exciting programme featuring exceptional plenaries, keynote lectures and cutting-edge symposia. To ensure a strong fingerprint from you, the active physiologists, the programme is founded by the enthusiasm of Special Interest Groups and Early Career Physiologists engaging in topic-specific pre-meetings and the legendary FEPS-sponsored early career investigators' symposium.

The overall structure of the programme has been designed to provide a balanced selection of contributions invited by the symposia organisers and contributions selected from the submitted abstracts. The topics of the symposia were nominated by the Special Interest Groups and are described separately together with the confirmed speakers. In addition, separate oral sessions are expected to be based only on the submitted abstracts. The scientific committee will balance the selected contributions by established and early career researchers providing a forum for scientists at all phases of their career.

The meeting will be preceded by pre-conference symposia, traditional for the meetings of the participating societies. The programme for the pre-conference symposia is composed by the Special Interest Groups and a committee of Early Career Physiologists.

We have made sure that you have plenty of time for your travelling arrangements by keeping Sunday free and finishing the meeting on Saturday evening. This should allow all the participants to use Sunday for sightseeing and/or travelling back home.

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Programme at a glance

Thursday 14th September

8:00
Registration opens
9:00
Pre-conference meeting Early career investigators
10:45
Tea / coffee
11:00
Pre-conference meeting Early career investigators
12:45
Lunch
15:00
Tea / coffee
15:00
Start of the walking tours (paid, buy a ticket through the registration form)
17:30
Walking tour around Tallinn (free, register through the registration form)

Friday 15th September

8:45
Opening ceremony
9:00


    Plenary: Ole Holger Petersen - "Watching living cells in action in the pancreas"
   

9:45
Tea / coffee and poster preview
12:15
Lunch & posters
15:00
Tea / coffee
19:30
Conference Dinner. Buses leave Hotel Viru at 19:00, 19:15 and 19:20.

Saturday 16th September

9:00


    Plenary: Jens Juul Holst - "Future therapy of obesity and type 2 diabetes based on the physiological actions of a          gut hormone"

 

9:45
Tea / coffee and poster preview
12:15
Lunch & posters
15:00
Tea / coffee
17:15
Closing ceremony & awards