The mere mention of Leonardo da Vinci evokes genius. We know him as a polymath whose interests spanned astronomy, geology, ...

Recent research highlights these shifts and explores the implications for future anatomy education. One of the key areas of focus in recent studies is the ethical use of human cadaveric tissues in ...

Research in the department is organized into research centers, initiatives and areas of interest. Research centers and initiatives are comprised of faculty and trainees whose collaborative research ...

The Computational Neuroscience Center at Drexel’s Department of Neurobiology and Anatomy brings together a group of computational ... Members of the center work in close collaboration on ...

In most of these fields, the study of anatomy comes first in the curriculum and serves as the foundation for other courses. It is increasingly necessary for physicians and other biomedical scientists ...

In the 16th century, when the study of human anatomy was still in its infancy, curious onlookers would gather in anatomical theaters to catch of a glimpse of public dissections of the dead. In the ...

Research activity within the School of Anatomy is now focussed on the development of anatomical and educational research. Enquiries regarding postgraduate research in these areas will be considered.

The study of cerebral arterial anatomy and morphology is crucial for understanding the blood supply to the brain, which is essential for maintaining neurological health. Recent research has ...

the centre is the optimum space to host specialist courses. Donating bodies to the School of Anatomy for education and research: find out more about donating, and how bodies are used.

We are an exciting, growing and dedicated research program that is supportive, collaborative and team-oriented. You will have the opportunity for research projects with a dedicated scientific support ...

The Department of Anatomy conducts basic research in neurobiology and cell biology (research areas include membrane biology, as well as the mechanisms of the development of the nervous system and ...