Great symposium at Anatomy Connected yesterday on navigating the publication landscape and ethical publishing behavior by the 3 @AnatomyOrg journals. Thanks to the AAA Scientific Affairs Committee for inviting us, and all who came out!
Join us in this Medical Education MasterClass to learn about evidence-based strategies for effective learning and engagement.
📅 Saturday 7th and 14th March 2026
⏲️ 5.00pm WAT (Nigerian time)
Venue: Virtual
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I spent 6 days reading papers for my review.
Found 24 studies. Read & felt productive.
"So what's the actual gap?" my supervisor asked.
I froze!
Reading papers and identifying gaps are two VERY different skills. Nobody teaches you the second one.
So I built myself a simple table based on Robinson et al.'s research gap identification work.
Four categories. That's it.
Insufficient Data → Less studies or tiny samples
Quality Issues → Bias, weak methods, poor controls
Mixed Results → Studies pointing opposing directions
Wrong Focus → Right topic, missing characteristics
I started filling this out WHILE reading. Not after.
Every paper now gets tagged with a gap type and specific details. My future self stopped hating my past self.
Try it with your next 5 papers. You'll spot patterns you missed before.
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Anatomy Connected is the premier meeting for anatomy professionals to attend. Whether your focus is in developmental biology, histology, cell biology, or pedagogy, we can connect you with like-minded individuals!
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Abstract submission for #SECANDELSU26 is open.
Don’t miss the chance to showcase your research on this scientific stage!
See the flyer for details on how to submit your abstracts.
Deadline is January 31, 2026
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Got exciting research findings to share, or do you want to exchange scientific ideas with like minds ?
Register for our annual scientific conference and general meeting taking place from March 24-27, 2026 at DELSU
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We are heading to the Department of Anatomy, Delta State University Abraka, for our 26th Scientific Conference and Annual General Meeting in March 2026.
More details on registration and abstract submission coming soon... #SECANDELSU26
Grateful to WIN Nigeria for the 2025 Child Care Travel Grant! It enabled my participation at the 22nd NSN Conf. in Enugu, where I presented my work on baobab’s neuroprotective effects. A truly enriching experience! 🌿🧠
– Sadiya Suleiman
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