Want to know more about breasts and bras? Check out our latest article for The Conversation theconversation.com/will-my-boob...

Not all moisturisers are actually good at reducing moisture loss. You may still itch as your skin recovers if you’ve been having a lot of really hot showers.

Want to know more about your #skin and the effect of hot showers/baths? Check out our latest article for The Conversation. 🚿🛁 theconversation.com/what-actuall...

Our latest article on why our pupils dilate theconversation.com/why-do-our-p...

A new study found adolescents with period pain had higher levels of psychological distress as young adults, even after accounting for earlier mental health issues.

Being on the cliff is a dangerous position: there is a high chance of falling – or being pushed off.

Take a deep dive into #eyelashes with me and Associate Professor Monika Zimanyi from #JCU

Loving leading the first dissection workshop for the Graduate Diploma of Surgical Anatomy at JCU! Doctors from SA, Vic, and QLD are learning heaps—many are dissecting for the 1st time. Huge thanks to our generous body donors for supporting their education! In the photo below are half the cohort.

I'm extremely proud to announce the arrival of our #neuroanatomy textbook! This has been a labour of love. Working with Maria & Les has been amazing. Pre-order your copy on Amazon.

I'm extremely proud to announce the arrival of our #neuroanatomy textbook! This has been a labour of love. Working with Maria & Les has been amazing. Pre-order your copy on Amazon.

Fresh off the presses!!! 🗞️🧩♟️🎲🎉 doi.org/10.1002/ase.... Part of a Special Issue on Anatomical Engagement & Science Communication… with lots of other great articles that you should also check out! #AnatEd #MedEd #GBL #GamifiedLearning

A #SciencePerspective by @zalaly.bsky.social and @erictopol.bsky.social identifies key issues that need to be prioritized in the study of #LongCovid. Learn more on #LongCovidAwarenessDay: scim.ag/3XKbds3

Really enjoyed #TEPARG2025 EDI session with Dr Michelle Welsh, Lily Evans, Dr Hope Gangata, Dr Siobhan Moyes, and Dr Scott Abbott Paterson! Did not enjoy experiencing my first ever 4.7 magnitude earthquake 22km away during the conference - scared the whole family (pets included!).

I find this sad. From Von Economo’s encephalopathy (made famous in Oliver Sacks “Awakenings”) after 1918 flu to 2003 H5N1 to the 2009 H1N1 swine flu, viruses seem to be the trigger for neurodegeneration. While not the only cause; to ignore their contribution to lose a whole entree to prevention.

This has been online for a little while, but I’m so excited to see this scoping review finally published 🎉❤️📝 My first LAST author paper with a couple wonderful students and some of my favourite #GBL friends & collaborators!! @drsarahedwards.bsky.social @empiricgame.bsky.social @tchanmd.bsky.social

I loved helping out with AT3000/AT3001 this year. Great bunch of students and love working with Assoc. Prof. Monika Zimanyi.

Did you know the skull is made of 22 bones? Your students can learn about them by making our paper model! Find out more here: https://bit.ly/46enC9d #EduSky #SciTeachUK #iteachbio #skull #skeletalsystem

If you teach, or are learning, histology, please check out histologyguide.com I was reminded today just how good this free online resource is. I have no affiliation with the website or authors, I'm just an admirer of the website. I spent a lot of time looking at the different phases of mitosis.

Next up for the Global Neuroanatomy Network is Dr Siobhan McMahon @siobhanmcmahon & Professor Dara Cannon @daracannon.bsky.social . They are tackling #neurophobia and demonstrating how to implement GNN resources. #GNN #GlobalNeuroNetwork

What else should I write about? 🤔 @aunz.theconversation.com

Having extra fingers or toes is just one example of the rich diversity of variation in our anatomy.

Did you know David Tennant has polydactyly? (my nephew had it too) Do you know what it is and how it happens? Want to know what other anatomical variation is 3 times less common than polydactyly? (my son has this condition) theconversation.com/actor-david-...

Did you know David Tennant has polydactyly? (my nephew had it too) Do you know what it is and how it happens? Want to know what other anatomical variation is 3 times less common than polydactyly? (my son has this condition) theconversation.com/actor-david-...

Blood vessels arriving in the brain for this #FluorescenceFriday! Major components of the 'blood-brain barrier' are in this photo. This 'barrier' is just a bunch of cells that can be hijacked by viruses, but block most antiretroviral drugs access to the brain. What is the future? Nanoparticles?

We've had 176 mm of rain in the past 12 hours. We're okay - we chose our property in Townsville based on flood maps. disaster.townsville.qld.gov.au

Applications for SOAR 2025 are now open! This summer undergraduate research internship program is a great opportunity for undergrads to do PAID research in #anatomy, #functionalmorphology, #bioanthropology, and #biomechanics. Apply at unthsc.edu/soar.

First collab between the Global Neuroanatomy Network and the Australian and New Zealand Association of Clinical Anatomists for 2025! Join Dr Laura Whitburn, Prof. Steph Woodley, and me for an eWorkshop on designing or redesigning a core #neuroanatomy curriculum! #Zoom

First collab between the Global Neuroanatomy Network and the Australian and New Zealand Association of Clinical Anatomists for 2025! Join Dr Laura Whitburn, Prof. Steph Woodley, and me for an eWorkshop on designing or redesigning a core #neuroanatomy curriculum! #Zoom

Do any #clinicians want to deliver an online-only short seminar on their specialty and how it relates to #anatomy of the #head and #neck or upper limb? This is a subject for AHPRA-registered Dr. This could count as Continuing Professional Development for you (check your Board).

Do any #clinicians want to deliver an online-only short seminar on their specialty and how it relates to #anatomy of the #head and #neck or upper limb? This is a subject for AHPRA-registered Dr. This could count as Continuing Professional Development for you (check your Board).

25% off the 2025 third edition of Gray's Clinical Photographic Dissector of the Human Body www.elsevierhealth.com.au/grays-clinic...

Calling fellow anatomists - look at this fascinating creative writing opportunity www.eventbrite.it/e/creative-w...

Excited to share our new Human Anatomy BSc starting in 2025 🫀 We cover the whole breadth of anatomy from micro to gross whilst also developing research & educational skills. Happy to answer any questions, please share! #ITeachAnatomy #AnatomyEdu #AnatomyTeacher digital.ucas.com/coursedispla...

I just learned something that I probably should have known, but never recall reading it, hearing it, or seeing it. Am I the last #anatomist to learn the hypoglossal canal also transmits the ascending pharyngeal artery and venous plexus of the hypoglossal canal?! #AlwaysLearning

👂 CALLING ALL MY SOUND-SENSITIVE PEEPS 👂 Please fill out this survey to help a very wonderful 4th grader that I know get some key data for a school project! And please share! forms.gle/dHAa7uQrhY7f...

Our Anatomy & Physiology Bundle includes templates & powerpoints for 25 models at a discounted price! Click here for details: https://bit.ly/3bpu5U5 #EduSky #iteachbio #biologyteacher #anatomy #physiology

Tune in January 27 at 2pm EST for editorial insights into the peer review process, including tips and tricks for how to conduct an effective and insightful peer review. Thanks to Black in Anatomy for the invitation! Registration: linktr.ee/blackinanatomy

We are pleased to highlight more than 19 distinguished members of our association as winners of our 2025 spring awards! Get to know the winners and their new distinctions here: ow.ly/wm1b50UGk2E #Anatomy25 #anatomy #science #research #education #AAA

Are there non-eponym alternatives to these two cell types in the inner ear? Cells of Hensen and Cells of Bottcher? #TerminologiaHistologica #TerminologiaAnatomica #FIPAT #IFAA #anatomy #histology

Two new languages: Latin and Greek :)

If you are not closely following the recent discoveries, it is hard to understand how neuroscientists interpret SARSCoV2 damage to the brain. The figure below summarizes it well, it is a neurological disease. And we need help from other fields to understand it fully. #NeuroCovid shorturl.at/fs1En

Our lab is working now on a manuscript showing how the presence of SARS-CoV-2 in the brain directly increases the fibrillation of amyloid protein. We need other labs and more people working on these questions, how viral infections can contribute to neurodegeneration? #NeuroCovid

We are looking for a new Manager, Laboratory and Technical Support (Anatomical Sciences) at JCU in Townsville, Far North Queensland, Australia. Apply below before 11:55pm AEST February 2nd, 2025. www.seek.com.au/job/81346384...

Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is coming and Edu institutions need to prepare. AGI has the potential to transform learning, but only if we rethink curricula, empower educators with AI skills, and establish ethical frameworks. Dan Fitzpatrick’s article here offers important insights.

Please, please, please read these guidelines BEFORE submitting your article to Anat Sci Educ doi.org/10.1002/ase.... It will save this unpaid reviewer lots of time and energy saying all the same things! Thank you 🙏

Welcome to 2025, a year in which these reminders remain necessary: * Unmitigated spread of pathogenic viruses is bad. * War crimes and ethnic cleansing are bad. * Environmental destruction is bad. * Extreme and growing wealth inequality is bad. * Bigotry is bad.

Looking for a fun, fast-paced review activity for your gross anatomy courses? Check out my newest publication with @drmamcnulty.bsky.social in @asejournal.bsky.social! anatomypubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....

See the differences between #capillaries, #arteries & #veins with our Blood Vessel paper model! Click here for details: https://bit.ly/34Ksm8N #EduSky #bloodvessels #circulatorysystem #artery #vein #capillary #iteachbio

Published today at @braincomms.bsky.social. The idea that #COVID is mild because it rarely needs hospitals is a myth getting even scientists. Not having respiratory complications does not mean SARS-CoV-2 is not entering the brain. Neurological problems can occur without respiratory ones. #NeuroCovid

This is our Eye paper model! Click here to learn more: https://bit.ly/2KyCmbZ #EduSky #eye #anatomy #iteachbio #biologyteacher