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	Conference Registration Fees
	Early Bird Before the 15 th August	Late Bird After the 15 th August	On Site 63
PSSA Member	R2200.00	R2530.00	R2200.00
Non Member	R2970.00	R3410.00	R3630.00
Students	R1760.00	R2050.00	R2200.00
Conference Dinner	R350

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"Using community based research towards solving scientific challenges in the 21st century"

It is our privilege to welcome you to the 38^th Congress of the Physiological Society of Southern Africa in East London, the 2^nd economic hub of the province. The Eastern Cape is the second largest Province in South Africa, covering approximately 14% of the South African. The Province is divided into 6 District Municipalities and one Metro Municipality. The Physiology Department is based at the Walter Sisulu Mthatha campus in the OR Tambo District, the most north easterly part of the Province. Challenges in accessibility of Mthatha made us host the conference in East London, also called eMonte.

The EC is mostly undeveloped, however, farming is significant and the natural beauty contributes to making tourism a key economic driver of this area. East London is the dedicated producer and exporter of some of Mercedes Benz models worldwide while Uitenhage just outside Port Elizabeth boasts a similar status in relation with the VW models.

You arrive in a province rich of history, 2 of the 3 democratic South African presidents come from this region. We boast the longest stretch of undisturbed coastline making the province a home to one of the rare plants and bird species, a tourist pinnacle for those who are in search for quite places for resting, meditating and the best hiking trails in the world. It is our hope that even if you don’t get to see all these areas during this time around, you may later have an appetitive to come and holiday with your families.

Particularly exciting in us is to host  you to the Eastern Cape, the province of the rising sun during this unique year when South Africa had a chance to be at centre stage of the world through the soccer extravaganza. On the crest of the focus on South Africa from the whole world, it is our hope that our research exchanges in this year’s conference will broaden and deepen our search for health solutions to our communities like never before. Hoping the impetus will enhance the development of the Physiological Sciences even further.

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