The Integrative Anatomy Student Association is the student organization of the Integrative Anatomy Program at the University of Missouri (@AnatomyMizzou).
Catch Emily Lessner's wicked model of the cranial nerves and muscles of a 28day old Alligator embryo featured as part of @FASEBorg's Bioart 2020: https://t.co/27EqUaTq8w
Thanks to @NSF, Rockefeller State Refuge and many others. @AnatomyGrads@AnatomyMizzou#Croctober
Congratulations to MU IA's Emily Lessner! She was awarded grants from both the @animbehavsociety and the Evolving Earth Foundation this past week for her research into the Evolution and Diversity of Reptile Trigeminal Nerves. @MizzouGradEd@AnatomyGrads@CrocHolliday
For more pictures of our Open House check out the album in Facebook. https://t.co/39Jh2PKlXn. Thanks to @AnatomyGrads @pdavidpolly. @mumedicine@Mizzou@NSF and #COMO friends for helping make it happen!
IA PhD students Emily Lessner and @Anthro_Austin were at the @Benton_STEM Showcase this morning talking about comparative anatomy. Thanks for having us!
IA PhD student Ian Cost (@Ornithanatomist) recently defended his doctoral dissertation and will be beginning a tenure-track job in the fall. Congratulations, Dr. Cost!
Big congratulations to Ian Cost @Ornithanatomist for successfully defending his PhD dissertation and heading off to a job! Part of his work was on parrot mechanics so a nice Audubon print of recently extinct parrots seemed a good fit. @AnatomyMizzou@mumedicine@MizzouResearch
IA PhD students Faye McGechie, Kaleb Sellers, Spiro Sullivan (not pictured), and @Anthro_Austin were out in the science tent at Art in the Park in Columbia this weekend! #science#outreach@AnatomyMizzou
Yesterday, IA faculty member Kevin Middleton was honored as a recipient of the 2019 Gold Chalk Award in recognition of his outstanding graduate teaching and mentorship. Dr. Middleton was nominated by the IA students. Congratulations, Kevin, and thank you for all you do for us!
Congratulations to undergrad and soon-to-be IA master’s student Alec Wilken on winning second place in the undergrad competition at MU Life Sciences Week! @BondLifeSci@AnatomyMizzou
Congratulations to IA PhD student Faye McGechie on winning first place in the Life Sciences Innovations category at MU Life Sciences Week! @BondLifeSci@AnatomyMizzou
3D printing is very common this year at @anatomymeeting. We had a few ourselves. This is our @formlabs print of a pangolin body with focus on its crazy cool tongue bones (xiphisternal bones). They extend into the abdomen! @brookfield_zoo@AnatomyMizzou@AnatomyGrads