Celebrating 150 years of the Physiological Society

Why attend?

• Advocate for the UK government to make action in this area a priority.
• Show your support for improving long term preparedness for rising heat and for tackling the health impacts of climate change.
• Make new contacts by networking over lunch with researchers, funders and policymakers.
• Hear from experts and funders and discuss the latest scientific research in the field.
• Improve interdisciplinary collaboration as we bring together experts from a range of fields such as physiology, climatology, engineering, architecture, healthcare, urban planning.
• Shape policy priorities through our Q&A with policymakers, funders and other expert organisations working in the climate and health arena.

Who should attend?

• Representatives from organisations working at the interface of climate change, health and heat.

• Scientific researchers in the field of physiology, climate impacts and heat.

• Policymakers who make decisions about how to respond to climate change and extreme heat.

• Public health officials and healthcare workers who are planning how to support healthy lives in extreme heat.

• Funders who support research and development in the area of climate and health.

Please note: This event is in-person only and we are unable to support or sponsor temporary visas for attendance at this event in the UK.

Event venue & nearby stays

Terrace Pavilion, House of Commons, London, United Kingdom

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