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CLAUDE BERNARD DISTINGUISHED LECTURE

Charting a global future for education in physiology

Address for reprint requests and other correspondence: A. J. Sefton, 30 Lower Cliff Ave., Northbridge 2063, New South Wales, Australia (e-mail: anns{at}gmp.usyd.edu.au)

Abstract

The 2005 Claude Bernard Distinguished Lecture was presented at the XXXV International Congress of Physiological Sciences (IUPS) in San Diego, CA, by Ann J. Sefton. Dr. Sefton is an Emeritus Professor of Physiology of the University of Sydney and co-Chair of the IUPS Education Committee. A full profile of Dr. Sefton is included in this issue’s The Physiology Teacher.

Key words: international education; International Union of Physiological Sciences

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