Programme

Thursday, 17.09.2026

09:00

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19:00

Ian Karan Hörsaal (N55)

06:00–06:30

Rahel Liebeschütz-Plaut Hörsaal (N43)

06:00–06:30

SR210-211 (N55)

06:00–06:30

SR310-311 (N55)

06:00–06:30

Fritz Schumacher Hörsaal (N30)

06:00–06:30

N27 und N25 Foyer court and seminar rooms

06:00–06:30

Hörsaal Anatomie (N61)

06:30–07:00

GS-04 | FLOW of Ions
Ionic mechanisms of pacing in heart & brain – a unifying perspective

09:00–10:30

Rahel Liebeschütz-Plaut Hörsaal (N43)

OC-01 | FLOW of Motion
Skeletal Muscle function in physiology & disease

09:00–10:30

Fritz Schumacher Hörsaal (N30)

GS-05 | FLOW of Second Messengers
GPCRs as integrators of cellular and physiological communication

09:00–10:30

Ian Karan Hörsaal (N55)

OC-02 | FLOW of Air
Pulmonary function, oxygen metabolism, hypoxia

09:00–10:30

Hörsaal Anatomie (N61)

Opening of the conference

11:00–11:15

Ian Karan Hörsaal (N55)

KN-01 | Opening Event
Hamburg with FLOW

11:15–11:45

Ian Karan Hörsaal (N55)

Award Lecture DPG (Du Bois-Reymond prize)

11:45–12:15

Ian Karan Hörsaal (N55)

KN-02 | FLOW of Life
The physiology of birth: Rethinking uterine function in modern obstetrics

12:15–12:45

Ian Karan Hörsaal (N55)

Teaching Lunch Bite 1 - From surviving to thriving - being a teacher and loving It

13:00–13:45

SR310-311 (N55)

KN-03 | FLOW of Sleep
Why we have to sleep: Neural and metabolic homeostats from flies to humans

13:45–14:15

Ian Karan Hörsaal (N55)

KN-14 | Flow of Motion
The molecular magic of exercise physiology and how it transforms health

13:45–14:15

Rahel Liebeschütz-Plaut Hörsaal (N43)

Didactic Workshop 1 - Make formative assessment matter!

14:00–15:00

SR310-311 (N55)

KN-09 | FLOW of Signals
The kidney as an endocrine integrator: The tripartite relationship of Phosphate, FGF23, and Klotho

14:25–14:55

Ian Karan Hörsaal (N55)

KN-05 | FLOW of Force
Mechanotransduction in development and repair: Piezo1 as a universal sensor in organ physiology

14:25–14:55

Rahel Liebeschütz-Plaut Hörsaal (N43)

GS-03 | FLOW of Second Messengers
cAMP nanodomains in excitable cells: How do neurons and cardiomyocytes segregate the second messenger to control distinct functions

15:25–16:55

Ian Karan Hörsaal (N55)

OC-04 | FLOW of Blood
Blood & Immune system

15:25–16:55

SR210-211 (N55)

TS-03 | FLOW of Appetite
Obesity as a systems disease: Genetic, neural, and metabolic pathways shaping future therapies

15:25–16:55

Fritz Schumacher Hörsaal (N30)

OC-15 | FLOW of Knowledge
Methods and teaching in Physiology

15:25–16:55

SR310-311 (N55)

GS-14 | FLOW of Ions
Regulation, function, and manipulation of mechanosensitive ion channels

15:25–16:55

Rahel Liebeschütz-Plaut Hörsaal (N43)

OC-03 | FLOW of Urine
Glomerula function

15:25–16:55

Hörsaal Anatomie (N61)

Postersession 1

16:55–19:25

N27 and N25 Foyer court and seminar rooms

KN-10 | FLOW of Urine
Nieren, wie sie funktioNIEREN: Risiken und Chancen für unsere Gesundheit
How kidneys work: Risks and chances for our health

17:10–17:40

Ian Karan Hörsaal (N55)

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Keynote

Global symposia

Translational symposia

Oral communication

Teaching

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