APEX Extreme Physiology Conference 2026 This conference is organised by APEX and The University of Edinburgh, and provides a platform to discuss research, share clinical updates, and explore human potential.Core ThemesHigh Altitude AdaptationHuman PerformanceLimits of Human PhysiologyTranslating Extremes to HealthFor more information and how to book your place, please follow the link to the APEX website on this page. Conference organiser contact Contact details Email: conference@altitude.org Dec 10 2026 - Dec 11 2026 APEX Extreme Physiology Conference 2026 Celebrating 25 years of Altitude Physiology Expeditions (APEX), this conference brings together scientists, clinicians, explorers, and innovators to push the boundaries of physiology in extreme environments. Edinburgh Futures Institute More information and how to book This article was published on Wednesday 28 October 2026
APEX Extreme Physiology Conference 2026 This conference is organised by APEX and The University of Edinburgh, and provides a platform to discuss research, share clinical updates, and explore human potential.Core ThemesHigh Altitude AdaptationHuman PerformanceLimits of Human PhysiologyTranslating Extremes to HealthFor more information and how to book your place, please follow the link to the APEX website on this page. Conference organiser contact Contact details Email: conference@altitude.org Dec 10 2026 - Dec 11 2026 APEX Extreme Physiology Conference 2026 Celebrating 25 years of Altitude Physiology Expeditions (APEX), this conference brings together scientists, clinicians, explorers, and innovators to push the boundaries of physiology in extreme environments. Edinburgh Futures Institute More information and how to book This article was published on Wednesday 28 October 2026
Dec 10 2026 - Dec 11 2026 APEX Extreme Physiology Conference 2026 Celebrating 25 years of Altitude Physiology Expeditions (APEX), this conference brings together scientists, clinicians, explorers, and innovators to push the boundaries of physiology in extreme environments.
