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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ization, and awardsCelebrating the centennial of the American Physiological Society, this new book reviews the activities during the Society‘s first hundred years. The first section covers materials from the Society‘s founding in 1887 and a review of each of the first 25 year periods of the Society‘

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Spring and Fall Scientific Meetings,mation derived from two main sources: .) reports of Council and of the standing and special committees concerned with program matters and published in . and .) quantitative data from the meeting programs kept in the archives of the Society or of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology (FASEB, the Federation).

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,First Quarter Century 1887–1912,s took place each December with the American Society of Naturalists and other recently formed biological societies, and special meetings were held every three years through 1907 in Washington, D.C., with the Congress of American Physicians and Surgeons.

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,Third Quarter Century 1938–1962,ause the Society did not undertake much, it needed little in the way of funds. Dues in 1938 were set at the same two dollars as in 1887. In 1939 there was an accumulation sufficient that dues were set at only one dollar!