Also this month, @AmyManson13 used finite element modelling informed by neonatal MRI data, to test whether simple mechanical deformation from brain and masticatory muscle growth can predict early cranial shape change, focusing on the basicranium and face https://t.co/s9ZiitjLB4
Lovely start to 2025 with so many of my fellow anatomists at @uclan for the @anat_soc winter meeting #AnatSocUClan
Some amazing talks, engaging workshops & a wonderful conference dinner😁
Well done @kphillips92 & Liam Young for hosting an excellent conference
#MedEd#anatomy
@anat_soc Thanks for a really thought-provoking workshop on Equality, Diversity and Inclusion resources and their application in our anatomy teaching #AnatSocWinter2024#AnatSocUCLan
Thanks for the opportunity to get involved in highlighting interesting new preprints @preLights. I think we all had a lot of fun with this one 🤖 (I know I did!)
AI: Rise of the Machine(-generated texts) 🤖📜
@jablack18, @AmyManson13 & @maitrimhegde highlight a #preprint revealing the impact of generative AI across the realm of scientific writing.
Take a look at their excellent & entertaining preLight post ⬇️ 👀 https://t.co/g0cFEvBmiX
To all our ECMs coming to #AnatSocWinter at the University of Liverpool. The EC/student social is on after Day 1 (3rd Jan) at the seven brothers beerhouse. Come and join us there at 18:30 for drinks and anatomy bingo. We can’t wait to see you all! Details below:
Check out @LivUni's new PGCert course in anatomy!
Apply online by 14th August to study Clinical Anatomy with Education 📚
If you have any enquiries, don't hesitate to contact the following email address:
[email protected]
Just over a week to apply for our 2 Doctoral Academic Teacher posts and our Prosector post. Get those applications in!!! https://t.co/O69yp3CeNw https://t.co/goyB8ogZ8O
2 new Doctoral Academic Teachers AND a prosector position now available in HARC!! Come and join our amazing team. https://t.co/eXsn4vt0Vk https://t.co/VKUWwV6RHZ
🚨New paper on spatial conformity of the brain, cranium, masticatory muscles plus more during postnatal development in macaques. Packing face and masticatory muscle growth linked to changes of brain as well as cranium shape. 💀🧠
Thanks to co-author @AmyManson13
Today, the last our student doctors had their final anatomy session and visited our body donor memorial to pay their respects to the people from whom they have learned so much. Students lay flowers every year as a sign of their appreciation for them and their families.
New Course at the University of Liverpool - PgCert in Clinical Anatomy with Education
Closing Date for applications: 14th Aug
More info: https://t.co/6E8OCcGYIl