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FAOPS

Federation of Asian and Oceanian Physiological Societies

FAOPS Mission

FAOPS is committed to connecting physiologists across the Asia-Oceania region through a platform that facilitates the exchange of knowledge, resources, and research findings. By fostering collaboration and promoting scientific advancements, FAOPS aims to enrich the field of physiology and contribute to global scientific progress.

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FAOPS 2027

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Call for symposia

In response to the encouraging interest and requests received from prospective organisers, the symposium proposal submission deadline has been extended. We warmly invite researchers, professional societies and organisations to submit symposium proposals and contribute to a high-quality, and internationally representative scientific programme.

New Deadline: 31 July 2026

Abstract submission now open!

Abstract submission for oral and poster presentations is now open. Researchers, clinicians, educators, and students are invited to share their latest scientific findings at FAOPS 2027. Applications for the Young Scientist Travel Grant Award are also open for eligible early-career researchers.

Submission period: 1 July - 31 December 2026

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Society Events 

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2nd - 5th September

AuPS Brisbane 2026

The Australian Physiological Society will engage its members in sunny Queensland this year.

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2nd - 3rd September

MSPP-ARMY 2026

Malaysian Society of Pharmacology & Physiology in conjuction with The 1st Advances in Research & Clinical Medicine of Today. 

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23rd - 26th April

APS Minneapolis 2026

The American Physiology Summit was hosted with great feedback earlier this year, stay tuned for more info on next years event.

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Celebrating 100 years of CAPS

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Since its founding in 1926, Chinese Association for Physiological Sciences (CAPS) has been committed to advancing physiological sciences and promoting human health. Over the past century, the Society has played a leading role in frontier research and actively fostered international academic exchange and collaboration, contributing significantly toscientific progress and global health.

 

As an active member society of FAOPS, CAPS has enjoyed a longstanding friendship and close cooperation with the Federation and its member societies across the Asian and Oceanian region. CAPS has continuously supported and participated in FAOPS activities and regional academic exchanges, and greatly values the important role FAOPS plays in promoting collaboration and development in physiological sciences throughout the region.

Congratulations on a centuary of Physiology in Asia and Oceania

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