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Beijing Time
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Day 1 Saturday 7th May |
17:45 - 18:10 | 25 min | Opening Ceremony | ||||||
18:10 -19:00 | 50 min |
Plenary Lecture 1 (IUPS President's Lecture) Natalia Trayanowa, AI-powered computational cardiology |
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19:00 - 21:00 | 120 min | Symposium 1 Integrative computational physiology in Chinese herbal medicine |
Symposium 2 Renal calcium homeostasis revisited |
Symposium 3 Exocytosis and fusion pore | Symposium 4 Central nervous mechanisms that control circulation and breathing to maintain brain metabolic homeostasis |
Symposium 5 Regulation of ion channels by lipids and lipid analogues
(Sponsored by the Physiological Society of Japan) |
Symposium 6 Multidimensional molecular control of neuroendocrine function | Of the lab, for the lab: New outcomes of University-Enterprise cooperation (Sponsored by Chengdu Techman Software Co., Ltd.) | |
21:00 - 21:30 | 30 min | Chinese Culture Show | |||||||
Day 2 Sunday 8th May |
15:00 - 15:50 | 50 min |
Plenary Lecture 2 Chris I. de Zeeuw, Cognitive functions of the cerebellum |
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15:50 - 17:50 | 120 min |
Young Physiologist Symposium 1
(Sponsored by the Chinese Physiological Society in Taipei, China) |
Young Physiologist Symposium 2 | Turn on the light: Measuring Transdermal Renal Function in Nephrology Research (Sponsored by Huadong Medicine Co., Ltd.) | Method and Equipment Workshop for Intelligent Five-in-One Physiological Experiment Teaching (Sponsored by Chengdu Techman Software Co., Ltd.) |
Poster Discussion
P02-I Heart and Circulation |
Poster Discussion
P05-I Neurobiology |
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17:50 - 18:40 | 50 min |
Plenary Lecture 3 Kim Barrett, The world within – mechanisms and consequences of interactions of the gut with resident and invading microorganisms |
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18:40 - 19:20 | 40 min |
Keynote Lecture 1
Xu Zhang, Neural networks for nociception and itch |
Keynote Lecture 2
Wolfgang Kuebler, Cellular signalling in the regulation of alveolar fluid homeostasis in the intact lung (Supported by the German Physiological Society) |
Keynote Lecture 3
(IUPS August Krogh Lecture) Angela Fago How vertebrates regulate oxygen transport and consumption to survive oxygen lack |
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19:20 - 21:20 | 120 min | Symposium 7 Exercise and tryptophan metabolism: building more than just muscles | Symposium 8 Uncovering peptides' role in brain function: from synaptic structure to oscillations and behaviour |
Symposium 9 New mechanisms of neurogenic hypertension and therapeutic targets |
Symposium 10 Exotic models for cardiac translational research |
Symposium 11 Neuronal control of metabolism and immune function |
Symposium 12 Astrocyte: a central regulator of synapse connectivity
(Sponsored by the Physiological Society of Japan) |
Symposium 13 Getting involved with The Journal of Physiology as an author,
reviewer or editor
(Sponsored by the Physiological Society and Journal of Physiology) |
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21:20 - 22:00 | 40 min |
Keynote Lecture 4
Linda Samuelsen, Niche regulation of intestinal stem cell function |
Keynote Lecture 5
Christer Betsholtz, The secret life of pericytes |
Keynote Lecture 6
(IUPS Ernst Knobil Lecture) Matthias Tschöp Hybrid hormones against obesity and type 2 diabetes: Discovery, mechanism & clinical validation |
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Day 3 Monday 9th May |
15:00 - 15:50 | 50 min |
Plenary Lecture 4 Yoshinori Ohsumi, Lessons from yeast:
autophagy
as a cellular recycling system
(Sponsored by the Physiological Society of Japan) |
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15:50 - 17:50 | 120 min | Young Physiologist Symposium 3 | Young Physiologist Symposium 4 | Thematic Forum on New Models of Digital Teaching in Physiology (Sponsored by Shanghai Mengoo Digital Technology Co., Ltd.) | New Technologies Help Research in Neuroscience (Sponsored by Chengdu Techman Software Co., Ltd.) |
Poster Discussion
P05-III Neurobiology |
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17:50 - 18:40 | 50 min |
Plenary Lecture 5 Yang Dan, A motor theory of sleep control |
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18:40 - 19:20 | 40 min |
Keynote Lecture 7
Michael Häusser, Forging causal links between neural circuit activity and behavior |
Keynote Lecture 8
Peng Li, Molecular and physiological insight of lipid droplet fusion and lipid storage |
Keynote Lecture 9
(IUPS Knut Schmidt-Nielsen Lecture) Roger S Seymour Paleophysiology: How fossil bone foramina can measure metabolic intensity of extinct vertebrates and brain perfusion of human ancestors |
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19:20 - 21:20 | 120 min |
Symposium 14 The heterogeneity of inflammation in cardiovascular disease |
Symposium 15 Marvels of calcium: coming in waves | Symposium 16 Microbiota, a challenge for systems physiology |
Symposium 17 The multiple facets of phosphate - from sensing to calcification |
Symposium 18 Subcellular compartments in cardiomyocytes and heart failure |
Symposium 19 Synaptic and network activity to control behavior |
Symposium 20 The COVID-19 pandemic: origin, development, future |
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21:20 - 22:00 | 40 min |
Keynote Lecture 10
Steven Siegelbaum, Neural circuits underlying social memory and its dysfunction in neuropsychiatric disease |
Keynote Lecture 11
Vamsi K Mootha, Mitochondrial biology and human disease |
Keynote Lecture 12
(IUPS Robert Pitts Lecture) Alicia McDonough Maintaining balance under pressure: How concerted transporter regulation achieves fluid and salt homeostasis |
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Day 4 Tuesday 10th May |
15:00 - 15:50 | 50 min |
Plenary Lecture 6 Alan Hargens, The gravity of exercise for a mission to Mars |
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15:50 - 16:40 | 50 min |
Poster Discussion
P01 Locomotion / Muscle |
Poster Discussion
P03 Respiration |
Poster Discussion
P04 Endocrine, Reproduction and Development |
Poster Discussion
P06 Secretion and Absorption (GI, Kidney) |
Poster Discussion
P07 Molecular and Cellular |
Poster Discussion
P08 Comparative: Evolution, Adaptation and Environment |
Poster Discussion
P11 Education |
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16:40 - 18:40 | 120 min | Symposium 21 Animal physiology in extreme environments | Symposium 22 Phosphatidylserine in cell signaling and cell function |
Symposium 23 Novel functioning mechanisms of ion channels: heteromeric assembly, selective permeation and block |
Symposium 24 Gastrointestinal immunophysiology and gut microbes
(Sponsored by the Chinese Physiological Society in Taipei, China) |
Symposium 25 Understanding mechanosensitivity | Symposium 26 Translating physiology | Symposium 27 Reactive oxygen species as mediators of neuromuscular aging: establishment of the novel ‘two hit’ hypothesis for sarcopenia | |
18:40 - 19:20 | 40 min |
Keynote Lecture 13
Ruiping Xiao, Multimodal regulation of metabolism and aging by MG53 |
Keynote Lecture 14
Erik A Richter, Integrated molecular response in muscle during and after exercise |
Keynote Lecture 15
(IUPS Physiome Lecture) Merryn Tawhai Translating patient-specific Physiome models of the respiratory system to clinical applications |
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19:20 - 21:20 | 120 min | Symposium 28 Functional regulation of subcortical peptidergic systems by sex-steroids | Symposium 29 Adapting online assessment of student learning to meet the challenges of the pandemic era |
Symposium 30 Endothelial signaling and cardiovascular repair
(Supported by the German Physiological Society) |
Symposium 31 Molecular mechanisms of cardiac Ca2+ signaling | Symposium 32 Prevention of the developmental programming of altered offspring physiology | Symposium 33 Tubular transportomics and kidney function | Symposium 34 Animal replacement in physiological studies: progress and validation problems | |
21:20 - 22:00 | 40 min |
Keynote Lecture 16
Paul J Kubes, How the innate immune system regulates repair of an injured tissue |
Keynote Lecture 17
Ye-Guang Chen, Regulation of intestine development and homeostasis by niche factors |
Keynote Lecture 18
(IUPS Wallace Fenn Lecture) Walter Boron Gas diffusion through membrane proteins |
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Day 5 Wednesday 11th May |
15:00 - 17:00 | 120 min |
Symposium 35 Recent advances in synapse physiology - International
early-career symposium by the Young Physiologists
(Supported by the German Physiological Society) |
Symposium 36 Emerging roles of mitochondria and metabolism in the heart |
Symposium 37 The role of calcium signalling in cytokine and bradykinin storms |
Symposium 38 High altitude: adaptation, acclimatisation and genetics |
Symposium 39 Novel therapeutics to target respiratory compromise in neuromuscular and neurodegenerative disease |
Symposium 40 Cytoskeleton t-tubules and membrane microdomains interplay in cardiac electro-mechanical coupling | Symposium 41 Small-group and novel delivery of educational outcomes from a global perspective |
17:00 - 17:40 | 40 min |
Keynote Lecture 19
Mark Nelson, Rescuing cerebral blood flow in small vessel disease of the brain |
Keynote Lecture 20
Gillian Griffiths, Identifying novel genes that control secretion during T cell killing |
Keynote Lecture 21
(IUPS Teaching and Education Lecture) Hwee Ming Cheng The global physiology education quiz network: Engaging and enjoying Physiology |
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17:40 - 19:40 | 120 min |
Symposium 42 From structural to cellular bias of GPCR signaling in physiology |
Symposium 43 Molecular physiology of chloride channels: how structure determines function in health and disease | Symposium 44 Molecular and cellular aspects of cardiovascular disease | Symposium 45 Trends in enteric neuroscience and mucosal physiology | Symposium 46 Genetic and metabolic control of aging |
Symposium 47
The emerging role for omega-3 fatty acids on muscle functional and metabolic health during ageing and inactivity |
Symposium 48 Multiple organ dysfunction induced by SARS-Cov-2: an update on mechanisms of physiology and pathophysiology | |
19:40 - 20:30 | 50 min |
Plenary Lecture 7 (T. P. Feng Lecture) Jia-Wei Zhou, Non-canonical role of dopamine receptor D2 in the modulation of neuroinflammation |
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20:30 - 21:00 | 30 min | Closing Ceremony |