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Nessrin Almaghtuf, a recent MSc Human Anatomy graduate, presented her dissertation topic at the Anatomical Society’s Winter Meeting in Liverpool.

Congratulations to the Paxton Lab on their recent publication in the Journal of Anatomy which focussed on the anatomical design of tissue engineered replacements. ​​​​​​​

Paxton Lab PhD researcher, Vinothini Prabhakaran, and colleagues have published a new study focussed on the production of tissue-engineered bone macro-tissues.

Dates for the January, February and March Anatomical Museum open days 2024 have been released.

Anatomy@Edinburgh recently collaborated with NHS Lanarkshire to deliver an anatomy training day for physiotherapists working in NHS Scotland.

The remains of four tribal warriors of the Mudan community killed nearly 150 years ago have been formally repatriated by the University of Edinburgh.

On Tuesday 7th November, Anatomy@Edinburgh successfully launched the new series of anatomy-inspired research seminars.

Congratulations to Tom on this high award from the Anatomical Society!

We are pleased to announce the release of Dr Abduelmenem Alashkham's new book Anatomy and Physiology for Paramedical Practice.

Anatomy@Edinburgh is delighted to announce that the Regional Anatomy Programme for Core Surgical Training, delivered in collaboration with the NHS Scotland Deanery, has just entered its 5th year.

A huge congratulations to Mr Sameer Dhumale and Ms Alethea Kelsey on their promotions.

On Saturday 8th July, Mr Sameer Dhumale and Ms Olivia Murray successfully delivered the first of the Athletic Anatomy sessions in our new public workshop series.

The ATLAS Facility recently held two student events focussed on innovative anatomy education through 3D printing and arts-based learning.

After a Covid 19-induced absence of three years, the Anatomical Museum Open Days returned in 2023 with monthly openings in February, March, April and May.

Anatomy@Edinburgh was delighted to host a taster day for 80 sixteen-year-old students from Fairview International School recently, as part of their annual tour of UK universities.

On Saturday 22nd April 2023, Dr Jennifer Paxton and Ms Victoria McCulloch, successfully ran the first of a series of brand new public workshops; Building Body Parts!

Each year students have the opportunity to thank staff for their hard work and celebrate the very best of teaching and support at the University of Edinburgh.

Last week we launched the first of several studies that are aiming to use our new collection of 3D printed bones from the ATLAS Facility to teach anatomy in primary schools.

Art Wednesday is an afternoon to spend time drawing from the historic collections in the Anatomical Museum.

We were delighted to welcome Donald Jamieson, great nephew of Edinburgh Anatomist Professor E.B. Jamieson to Anatomy@Edinburgh today.

We were delighted to welcome Anatomy staff from the National University of Singapore today to Anatomy@Edinburgh.

The Anatomical Museum public Open Days started again on Saturday 25th February after a three year absence.

We're excited to finally be welcoming back our group of medical conference translators from Brazil!

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