A first-hand account by the international participants of the past 75 years’ advancements in thermophysiology is forthcoming

Carl Vincent Gisolfi (1942–2008) was a Distinguished Professor of Exercise Science at the University of Iowa whose contributions included mentoring future investigators and seminal studies in the areas of thermoregulation during exercise, responses of the diencephalon to elevated temperatures, fluid absorption during heat stress, and the role of heat shock proteins in circulatory failure.