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The Society of General Physiologists
and
The Journal of General Physiology

Invited You to a Reception

And if you came, you know what a success it was. If you didn’t, plan on joining us next year, because we’ll be doing it again!


Hors d’oeuvres and open wine and beer bar

Sunday, February 3
7 to 9 p.m.

Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
Historic Landmark Building
118 North Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19102

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SGP was founded in 1946 "to promote and disseminate knowledge and interest in the subject of general physiology...."  Our international membership is made up of nearly 1000 career physiologists who work in academia, government, and industry. We have become known for promoting and nurturing research related to membrane transport and ion channels; membrane structure, regulation, and dynamics; and cellular contractility and molecular motors.

SGP hosts its annual meeting and symposium at the Marine Biological Laboratory every September. The meetings are organized by experts in their fields, and always enlist speakers highly regarded in their areas of expertise, often world-renowned.

Our meetings offer a unique opportunity for physiologists at all stages of their careers to interact and discuss science in a very intimate atmosphere. With typically not more than 200 participants, SGP symposia are small enough to foster maximal discussion and interaction.

The symposia include talks on the year's topic, complemented by an average of 60 - 70 poster presentations on all topics of physiology.

 

2013 - The Enigmatic Chloride Ion: Transport, Regulation and Roles in Physiology
September 4-8, 2013
   

 

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The Society of General Physiologists and the Journal of General Physiology have a close and long-standing collaborative relationship dedicated to promoting the study of fundamental biological mechanisms through comprehensive, systematic and quantitative investigation.

Society of General Physiologists | P.O. Box 257, Woods Hole, MA 02543 | Tel: 508-540-6719 | Fax: 508-540-0155 | Email: sgp@mbl.edu