The understanding of human anatomy is vital to the delivery of healthcare. For medical students, this necessary awareness of anatomy and 3D spatial orientation is traditionally learned through cadaveric dissection. This is expensive and has practical as well as ethical constraints to available teaching time. The ANEX team has generated digital models hosted inside a Web app available for the BU community and can be used as assets for interdisciplinary research between the fields of Arts, Science and Healthcare.
- See a LIVE demo of our ANEX webapp: A Medical education platform for teaching anatomy. (Desktop and Mobile versions available)
- Get an early peek of our Neuravatar diagnostics tool.
- Learn more about how this resource can be used in your research or your teaching environment
Weds 16th March
12:00-13:00PM
🎫🎟️MS TEAMS 🎟️🎫meeting invite here
Dr Xiaosong Yang (FMC)
Dr Mara Catalina Aguilera Canon (FMC)
















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