Twitter handle for the American Physiological Society's Exercise and Environmental Section. For more #Physiology, follow @APSPhysiology!
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🚨Apply to the JAPPL Editorial Fellowship Program🚨
This 12-month program is for postdocs and early career faculty with a research focus in applied physiology. Work 1:1 with an Editor to learn about the editorial process. Apply by November 20, 2026 at ow.ly/he0Q50ZXaKS.
APS EEP Section retweeted
🚨Apply to the JAPPL Editorial Fellowship Program🚨
This 12-month program is for postdocs and early career faculty with a research focus in applied physiology. Work 1:1 with an Editor to learn about the editorial process. Apply by November 20, 2026 at ow.ly/JoE650ZXaIy.
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Need another reminder to get some #exercise? Human skeletal muscle-specific #hypertrophy with exercise training and #aging: a comprehensive review (Caroline Vincernty et al. @BallState):
ow.ly/uUrm50ZSNzr
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Short Report by A Claiborne et al. #Exercise during #pregnancy: increased #oxygenuptake and #metabolicdemand
ow.ly/B5gq50ZPiim
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🚨Get ready!
Abstract submissions for #APS2027 open ONE week from today!
Gain valuable feedback on your research, make vital connections and share your discoveries with your colleagues at the Summit.
Here's an early peek at the details: ow.ly/Ae0550ZO2u3 #WeArePhysiology
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What can we learn about #HealthyAging from studying Olympic-level athletes? Quite a bit, actually.
Some timely reading for #HealthyAgingMonth: APS member Jonathan Hoch examines how the heart can adapt as you age in this #ISpyPhysiology blog: ow.ly/E25550ZOnhi #AgingWell
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Why does climbing stairs feel easy one day and exhausting the next? Your blood vessels may have something to do with it. Megan Morand tells us why, and how beetroot juice plays a role, in this week's #ISpyPhysiology blog post: ow.ly/rnxo50ZOr3f
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How does #Physiology fuel *your* research? We want to know!
The 2026 Physiology Magazine Essay Contest is open to undergrad & grad students, and postdoc trainees. Winners get a cash prize & are published in #TPhysMag. But hurry—deadline is 8/15: ow.ly/sWtQ50Zhfmp #ProfDev
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❓Did you know?
#APS2027 will feature 80 Foundational Science Sessions submitted from APS members & our broader scientific community—will yours be one?
We're accepting submissions now, but don't delay—the deadline is June 5:
ow.ly/zz3n50YVjEL #WeArePhysiology #ProfDev
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It’s always exciting to take part in the APS Summit: great friends, great talks, and I'm truly honored to receive the New Investigator Award.
I feel very lucky to be surrounded by such an inspiring mentor and amazing colleagues. Sharing these moments means everything!
❤️
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Congratulations to this year’s JAPPL #APS2026 Summit Award winners.
Best Research: ow.ly/Kzjr50YFOzy
Best Review: ow.ly/at1550YFOzB
Best Short Report: ow.ly/ENvy50YFOzC
Best Impact: ow.ly/CrQe50YFOzz
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We’re thrilled to attend #APS2026 this weekend in Minneapolis!
Each year, we sponsor the @APSEEPSection Clean Competition Anti-Doping Awards to recognize outstanding research by 1 grad student & 1 postdoc who have the potential to make an impact in anti-doping.
@APSPhysiology
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Thanks @APSEEPSection for dedicating time to remember Prof. Cerretelli, an outstanding Italian physiologist and unique mentor. A real touching moment!
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Caroline Rickards is the 2026 recipient of the Presidential Medal for Outstanding Service, which recognizes a member for extensive and consistent volunteer leadership. Read more: ow.ly/flrP50YKvJ2 #APS2026 #WeArePhysiology 20/21
ALT Presidential Service Award presented to Caroline Rickards, PhD, FAPS, from University of North Texas Health Science Center at American Physiology Summit.
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Now #APS2026 attendees will hear from keynote speaker Tracy Bale. Learn more about her research: ow.ly/9ge950YKwoe. Stay tuned for more Summit highlights throughout the weekend! @TheBaleLab #WeArePhysiology 21/21
ALT Portrait of Tracy L. Bale, PhD, keynote speaker for APS 2026, specializing in women's health research at University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus.
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“During my first month, I have been conducting a listening tour speaking with board members, journal editors, section chairs and now that I am here at the Summit, I look forward to speaking with many of you.”—APS CEO Erika Shugart #APS2026 #WeArePhysiology 10/21
ALT Speaker delivering a presentation at the American Physiology Summit behind a podium on stage.
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#APS2026 attendees—how are your Summit preps coming?
There's a lot to consider. What to do before, during and after the conference to maximize your Summit experience, from the March #TPhysMag: ow.ly/TlM750YGMwv #WeArePhysiology #ProfDev @CollerLab @Dr_Ramirez_ @ZachosLab
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🏅 Top Cited Article by @ktaylor011 et al. (@ncharkoudian @gabegiersch) Relation of body surface area-to-mass ratio to risk of #exertionalheatstroke in healthy men and women (ow.ly/fvkV50Y9iCr)
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Time is ticking to submit your late-breaking abstract to #APS2026! You've got until Monday, Feb. 2. Put it on your weekend to-do list: ow.ly/RFJC50Y3YRT #WeArePhysiology
📷: @istock
ALT A stopwatch placed next to the chalk-written phrase 'DON'T MISS the DEADLINE' on a dark textured surface.
