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Welcome to the Autumn 2019 edition of Physiology News 14 Q&A with the Head of Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology (POST) Grant Hill-Cawthorne 16 Outstanding physiologists awarded 2019 Honorary memberships Congratulations to physiologists in the Queen's birthday honours Growing Older, Better: Ensuring a physiology-based response to healthy ageing 18 Where it all began 19 Book Review -Human Metabolism: A Regulatory Perspective Events 20 Future Physiology 2019: Uniting early career researchers 22 Physiology 2019: Bringing together our vibrant community of physiologists Features 28 Visualising cell biology: We've an app for that! How I am incorporating molecular visualisation into my teaching 31 Flipping physiology: Can we teach physiology in a different way? A traditionalist tries out some new tricks 34 Neural WiFi: A new form of communication in the brain by electric fields 37 Microcirculation, metabolic syndrome and exercise: Does exercise dose matter? 40 Metabolic physiology in flux: A Theme Lead report Membership 42 My experience as a PhD student adapting to a new country and culture 44 Art and science together can change the world: Seven Thousand Feet and The Fascinating Family 46 STEM for Britain 2019: Preventing type 2 diabetes using wrinkled peas Cover image: Artist's impression of the BodyApp -an augmented reality app to visualise metabolism for use in teaching . Image by Kalyan Veera, Medical Illustration, University of Aberdeen. Physiology NewsWe welcome feedback on our membership magazine, or letters and suggestions for articles for publication, including book reviews, from our Members.