1. Join our network of physiologists today

2. The Physiological Society
A community of members studying and working in physiology and the life sciences
Supporting a network of over 3,600 members worldwide
Publish international journals
Organising international scientific meetings
Provide funding for research and public engagement
Supporting professional development

3. Who are our members? Students
Those studying at undergraduate or Masters level for a physiology, biomedical or life sciences degree .
PhD students and early career researchers
Those studying for or recently completed their PhD or MD, or in a junior post-doctoral position.
Research or teaching active scientists
Research or teaching active physiologist, biomedical/life scientist or research active clinician/vets.
Active interest in physiology
Those who have an active and genuine interest in the life sciences as part of their career.

4. Why join? Expand your network Enhance your career Boost your CV
Meet leading physiologists and present your research at world class scientific meetings, taking advantage of reduced member rates.
Enhance your career
Receive funding for travel, research, teaching and public engagement.
Boost your CV
Enjoy a range of development and training workshops, many of which are free or discounted for members.
Keep up with cutting edge research
Gain access to The Journal of Physiology, Experimental Physiology and Physiological Reports.

5. Ways to get involved Networking Volunteering Presenting
Register for our large scientific meetings, smaller focused symposia and workshops, or for our mentoring programme.
Volunteering
Become a Society Rep, join a committee or share your expertise as a reviewer for one of our schemes.
Presenting
Share your research at our international meetings.

6. Ways to get involved Join your theme Stand for Council
Join others in your scientific sub-discipline by engaging with our theme convenors and activities.
Stand for Council
Join our Trustees who have responsibility for The Society’s overall governance, management and policy.
Engage the public
Share your enthusiasm for physiology with the public by talking about your research and getting feedback from a new audience.

7. Keeping in touch Society news Social media
We regularly keep our members informed of forthcoming events and activities to support you at each stage of your studies and career.
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Social media
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8. Support at the university
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Forthcoming events
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9. Joining online
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10. Submit an application for the right grade for you- https://portal

11. Get involved with us as we advance physiology in order to foster the understanding and improvement of life