Register for the Edinburgh meeting.

	Registration is open for the Joint meeting of the Anatomical Society and the Sociedad Anatómica Española in Edinburgh on July 10-12th 2012. The scientific theme of the meeting is Motor Neurones and Diseases of Motor Neurones. There will also be a symposium and workshop on eAnatomy teaching. See www.anatsocmeeting.co.uk for further information

What's New

Anatomy Training Programme 2012 - Published 15 May 2012

Applications are now being accepted for admission into the Anatomy Training Program starting September 2012. The deadline for submission of applications is August 1, 2012 and forms can be downloaded from the Society webpages at http://www.anatsoc.org.uk/Education/AnatomyTrainingProgramme/. To discuss academic content of the programme, please email Dr David Heylings or Prof John Morris. For administrative matters please contact Ms Mary-Anne Piggott. Completed applications should be returned by email to Dr Heylings.

Research in Anatomy: Cardiff and Edinburgh - Published 15 May 2012

Associated with 2 Nobel laureates, 3 Royal Society Fellows, and 4 Fellows of the Academy of Medical Sciences, research at Cardiff School of Biosciences defines its contribution to the advancement of medicine and dentistry. Along with excellent ratings for teaching, the school is home to the anatomical sciences at Cardiff. You can read more about the exciting teaching and research at Cardiff at www.anatsoc.org.uk/research.aspx

With a one-hundred-and-twenty-five-year history and tradition for teaching and conducting research in the anatomical sciences, Edinburgh's Old Medical School and School of Biomedical Sciences exemplify the strong links between old and new medicine. From Lister's antisepsis to stem cells and motor neuron disease, anatomy at Edinburgh offers a fascinating showcase for research and teaching. Read the full story at www.anatsoc.org.uk/research.aspx

Between: Embodiment in Science Teaching - Published 04 May 2012

Workshop and Discussion June 20th at Inigo Rooms, East Wing Somerset House, KCL, Strand Campus. The workshop will explore the definitions and role of embodiment in science
teaching and science practice. It complements the exhibition “Between” at the Inigo
rooms, King’s College London, which features works by artists Susan Aldworth, Karen
Ingham and Andrew Carnie. The discipline focus will be anatomy, the brain and biomedical reflecting the themes of the Between exhibition, which will be open during the workshop. Numbers at this workshop will be limited to 30. more information

The Higher Education Academy’s First Annual Health Sciences Conference - Published 30 April 2012

Innovation, Simulation and the Evolution of Technology-Enhanced Learning is the HEA’s first annual conference dedicated solely to enhancing learning and teaching in the Health Sciences. Over 40 parallel sessions the conference will present the very latest developments and applications of technology and innovations in practice aimed at strengthening the experience and outcomes for students and service users. more details

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