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For those new to lecturing, help is at hand in the form of a series of video resources on our Training Hub. Professor Matthew Mason of University of Cambridge shares the topics and concepts covered in the latest edition of #PhysiologyNews. Harley Stevenson-Cocks of Newcastle University shared: “As a new lecturer, hearing how experienced staff approach teaching such concepts in a structured way, through The Society’s Training Hub videos, is a great way to get inspiration and reassurance for your teaching.” To read more and access the videos, visit ⬇️

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Physiological Symposium 2024 at University of Derby- Poster Presentation for my dissertation. It's a good opportunity to introduce my work and networking with experts! Great thanks to Francesco Vincenzo Ferraro and The Physiological Society UK!

Grateful for the opportunity to share my study on the Impact of Inspiratory Muscle Fatigue on Footballers at the Physiological Symposium hosted at the University of Derby and supported by The Physiological Society. Huge thank you to Francesco Vincenzo Ferraro @Callum Osler Ruth Ashton for the opportunity and for organising this great event to discuss Physiology, Sports performance, Rehabilitation, AI and more. #IMT #IMF #PowerBreathe #Football #Performance #SportsTherapy

We had a fantastic day yesterday at the Physiological Symposium hosted in our outstanding facilities at the University of Derby and supported by The Physiological Society. We discussed topics including AI, physiology, ethics, education, rehabilitation, sports performance and more. Thank you to all the speakers and attendees who made this possible.

📢 Calling new #physiology lecturers! Electrochemical gradients is a topic that many students find challenging. To help you maximise engagement with your students, check out our 3-part series which will guide you through key concepts with suggested teaching points! Watch on our Training Hub: https://buff.ly/3RsP2Ux #PhysiologyEducation

Interested in the new perspectives on the underlying causes of muscle loss? Then check out the: New Perspectives on the Physiological Basis of #MuscleLoss meeting at University of Exeter, taking place on 4 – 5 September 2024. This meeting will probe new perspectives on the underlying causes of muscle loss in the context of ageing, disuse, inactivity, and malnutrition, whilst also exploring intervention strategies to mitigate such losses. Across the two days, there will be a varied programme of evidence, ranging from mechanistic data to clinical application. To find out more and register visit: https://buff.ly/3v4qR6G

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“What is playful learning and is there room for it in physiology education?” 🗃 🎮 #PlayfulLearning is one of the areas that will be explored at The Physiological Society 'Current Challenges, Innovative Practice and Student Experience in Physiology Education' meeting taking place at The University of Salford Wednesday 15 May – Thursday 16th May! 📅 Sara Namvar is organiser with partners The University of Manchester Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health and The Manchester Metropolitan University together under our civic partnership agreement. Check out the blog https://lnkd.in/es_hWnpd And sign up for a place https://lnkd.in/eQEqAXA4