Titlebook: History of the American Physiological Society; The First Century, 1 John R. Brobeck,Orr E. Reynolds,Toby A. Appel Book 1987 American Physio

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,Presidents, 1963–1987,PS business and programs. Hermann Rahn (1963-64) was the last of the presidents considered in Wallace Fenn’s volume in a somewhat abbreviated write-up; he is consequently the first to be included in the current series.

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Publications,d prosper, academic excellence must be maintained; sound business practices must be followed; technological changes in publishing and printing must be exploited; and copyright, postal, and other governmental regulations must be continuously monitored.

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Neuroscience,ty for Neuroscience and away from those of the APS. I will endeavor to trace some of the background to this development, as well as the Society’s present endeavors to attract the neurophysiological community hack to its meetings.

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Membership,In a reflective account of the third quarter century (1937–62) of the American Physiological Society (APS, the Society), Wallace Fenn (president, 1946–48) stated:

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American Physiological Society 1987

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-7576-7APS; Centennial; History; Laboratory; care; development; education; neurophysiology; neuroscience; organizati