Journal of the Institute of Anatomical Sciences

The Journal of the Institute of Anatomical Sciences aims to communicate advances in the field of anatomical science to the wider international community

[Journal of the Institute of Anatomical Sciences @JournaloftheIAS]

@amandameyerphd Wow. Wearing my other hat in my day job, our penes went viral! Really great article!

[Journal of the Institute of Anatomical Sciences @JournaloftheIAS]

Happy World Anatomy Day! Today, we celebrate the life and work of Andreas Vesalius, whose relentless pursuit of anatomical truth transformed the field of medicine. His impact is felt to this day. Thank you, #Vesalius! #WorldAnatomyDay #historyofmedicine

[Journal of the Institute of Anatomical Sciences @JournaloftheIAS]

Vesalius’ influence endures in modern medicine. His methods of dissection and detailed anatomical study continue to guide medical professionals today. His legacy remains strong! #VesaliusLegacy #historyofmedicine #WorldAnatomyDay

[Journal of the Institute of Anatomical Sciences @JournaloftheIAS]

The stunning illustrations in Vesalius’ Fabrica are as groundbreaking as the text itself. These images brought anatomy to life, combining art and science in an extraordinary way. #AnatomyArt #HistoryMatters #WorldAnatomyDay

[Journal of the Institute of Anatomical Sciences @JournaloftheIAS]

At a time when human dissection was controversial, Vesalius boldly performed dissections to reveal the true structure of the body, debunking long-held myths. His courage reshaped medical understanding! #VesaliusDissections #AnatomyHistory #WorldAnatomyDay

[Journal of the Institute of Anatomical Sciences @JournaloftheIAS]

Vesalius dared to question Galen, the medical authority for over 1,300 years! By dissecting human bodies, he corrected many of Galen’s anatomical errors, pushing science forward. #VesaliusVsGalen #AnatomyHistory #WorldAnatomyDay

[Prof Alice Roberts💙 @theAliceRoberts]

I'll be doing a free event at the Exchange in Birmingham on Saturday! Come along for a journey into the weird and wonderful world of the human body, as I delve into my book: Anatomical Oddities! Followed by a book signing.
https://t.co/i59kWys5DN

[AnatomicalMuseum @TeviotPlace]

The Art of the Brain: A Creative Anatomy Workshop,
Sat 19th Oct, 10am - 12:30pm.

An interactive and fun workshop focusing on learning the anatomy of the brain, whilst painting your very own plaster cast brain hemisphere!

https://t.co/eLKk81Clsc

[Journal of the Institute of Anatomical Sciences @JournaloftheIAS]

In 1543, #Vesalius published De Humani Corporis Fabrica, a revolutionary anatomy book that emphasized direct observation and human dissection. This work transformed anatomy forever! #AnatomyHistory #WorldAnatomyDay

[Institute of Anatomical Sciences @IASanatomy]

In the lead up to the World Anatomy Day we would like to introduce a short Anatomy Quiz that comprises of both human and veterinary anatomy questions. There will be 1 question released per day. Feel free to comment your answers below. Enjoy!

#WorldAnatomyDay

[Journal of the Institute of Anatomical Sciences @JournaloftheIAS]

Vesalius’ journey started young—at 18, he was already studying medicine! His early passion for the human body drove him to challenge ancient beliefs and lay the foundation for modern anatomy. #Vesalius #MedicalHistory #WorldAnatomyDay

[Journal of the Institute of Anatomical Sciences @JournaloftheIAS]

We’re counting down to World Anatomy Day! Over the next two weeks, we’ll explore the incredible contributions of Andreas #Vesalius, the father of modern anatomy. Stay tuned to discover how his ground-breaking work shaped the world of medicine. #WorldAnatomyDay #MedEdMonday

[Institute of Anatomical Sciences @IASanatomy]

We would like to thank everyone who submitted their work for IAS Competitions this year! We had a lot of good presentations. Congratulations to everyone who gained merit and/or won the competition!

@KeeleASTC @UoBrisAnatomy @Reba_Anatomy @RVCanatomy @HorsesInsideOut

[Institute of Anatomical Sciences @IASanatomy]

An exciting opportunity have arised to join the potting workshop in University of Bristol on Wednesday 21st of August. Spaces are limited. For more information or to book your ticket follow the link below:
https://t.co/uG6mymEFsM

[Journal of the Institute of Anatomical Sciences @JournaloftheIAS]

🔬🎨 'Transitional model' illustrates 7 embryological stages for med students. 3D with axial cuts, enhancing understanding. From clay-only to interactive! Check out the paper: [https://t.co/GBca4CDZ1W] #Embryology #MedEd

[Adam,Rouilly @AdamRouilly]

@IASanatomy So pleased we could attend the Spring Meeting @KeeleUniversity! Thank you to all the delegates for visiting our stand #somsomodelle

[Institute of Anatomical Sciences @IASanatomy]

Great to have had the opportunity for a warm welcome and introduction talk with Paul Clews and Luke Welsh at the IAS Spring Meeting.

[Institute of Anatomical Sciences @IASanatomy]

Special thanks to Luke Welsh, Director of Anatomy, for his informative talk on the introduction to Keele Anatomy. Your insights are invaluable for our understanding. Looking forward to diving deeper into this fascinating subject! #Anatomy #KeeleUniversity @KeeleASTC

[Institute of Anatomical Sciences @IASanatomy]

Big thanks to Kirsty Massetti, Senior Specialist Technician, for her enlightening talk on 'What we learned from students from art in the dissecting room.' Your insights shed light on the intersection of art and anatomy. Looking forward to more engaging discussions! @KeeleASTC

[Institute of Anatomical Sciences @IASanatomy]

Gratitude to Dr. Rachel Door, Senior Lecturer in Anatomy and Deputy Director of Scholarship for the School of Medicine, for her captivating talk on the Bones N Body workshop during World Anatomy Day 2023. Your expertise and dedication to education are truly inspiring! @KeeleASTC