Events & Meetings
Anatomical Society Events & Meetings Aims
The Meetings Committee aims to ensure that we organise and participate in a range of meetings that are appealing to our own membership and a wider, more specialist audience. We aim to make our meetings cost-neutral and to take advantage of online technology and learnings from our recent virtual meetings.
Please note that membership of the Anatomical Society is not granted at the point of application: applicants must complete the full process (including payment, referee support, and council approval), and only once membership has been formally confirmed may the member registration rate be used for scientific meetings. Link to Council meeting dates: https://anatsoc.org.uk/grants-prizes/
Anatomical Society Meeting Find out about the Meeting Commitee
Meetings Enquiries Summer and Winter
For information about the summer and winter meetings, please contact: E-mail: anatomicalsocietymeetings@gmail.com
Next Meeting:
Proudly hosted by the Anatomical Society and located at the Bristol University.
Theme: Musculoskeletal Anatomy
To register please follow the link, then 'log in to make a booking'- you will then see a 'book this event' to register for the meeting. Registration is FULL!
Call for Meetings Proposals
Could you be the next host of an AS meeting? Please download the Proposing a Meetings document and submit your proposal to meetings@anatsoc.org.uk
Proposals for Winter 2027 are currently being accepted.
Members discuss the benefits of attending Anatomical Society meetings.
Dr Scott Border
Dr Scott Border reflects on his involvement with the Anatomical Society, highlighting its friendly community, collaborative opportunities, and the value of conferences in fostering research and educational partnerships.
Members discuss the benefits of attending Anatomical Society meetings.
Luke Reid
Luke Reid values the conference for its friendly networking, inspiring embryology talks, and motivation to deepen his teaching, reading, and career through exposure to scientific advancements and best practices.
Members discuss the benefits of attending Anatomical Society meetings.
Catherine Hennessy
Catherine Hennessy values Anatomical Society meetings for sparking research ideas, fostering collaborations, and sharing educational tools like Twitter. She’s contributed workshops and hosted events, enhancing engagement through social media.
Members discuss the benefits of attending Anatomical Society meetings.
Dr Eva Sweeney
Dr Eva Sweeney anticipates the joint AAA and Anatomical Society meeting, excited by its interdisciplinary focus, renowned speakers, and educational resources—aligning with her growing interest in teaching and collaborative research.
Members discuss the benefits of attending Anatomical Society meetings.
Dr Helen Anscomb
Dr Helen Anscomb enjoyed attending both Anatomical Society meetings during her UK sabbatical, praising their informative content, strong academic community, and the shared commitment to advancing anatomy research and education globally.
