You can now see more details in our longer news item on our website, here: www.ucl.ac.uk/life-science...
#WAD2025 #WAD #WorldAnatomyDay @ucllifesciences.bsky.social @ucl.ac.uk @ucl-cdb.bsky.social #anatomy #biology #palaeo #paleo #evodevo #crocodile #food #digestion #skeleton #fossil @GrantMuseum
We celebrated #worldanatomyday with An Evening in Anatomy at @edinburghup.bsky.social. ATLAS were proud to have activities where visitors could experience anatomy learning through plaster brain painting &making 3Dprinted organs! They could also learn tissue engineering& make soft & hard scaffolds!
It's #WorldAnatomyDay! Thank you for being part of our vital anatomy learning community.
Learn more about the history behind the creation of our models and the Visible Human Project: primalpictures.com/about/#:~:te...
It’s #WorldAnatomyDay today. Here’s an illustration depicting the anatomy of antlers. Fall is deer breeding season which is a time when antlers harden for buck’s to use in fighting and establishing dominance. #WorldAnatomyDay, #anatomy, #SciArt, #antler #deer
Black in Anatomy Coloring pages New line ar at blackinanatomy.org. Illustrated by Marcelo Oliver (@bodyscientific) https://www.blackinanatomy.org/coloring-pages Line drawings from first anatomy textbook focused on people of color, “Body Scientific's Anatomy - An overview of the human body” For personal use only
Happy #WorldAnatomyDay! Celebrate with new coloring pages by Marcelo Oliver & Body Scientific, featured in the first anatomy book focused on people of color.
Join #BlackinAnatWeek & share with #BlackinAnatArt!
Pages: blackinanatomy.com/coloring-pages
Order: store.bodyscientific.com
Figure drawing
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15 October 2023
Early anatomy artwork from 1981 when I was 17 years old.
#art #artist #artists #artistic #draw #drawings #drawing #sketch #sketching #figuredrawing #figurativeart #lifedrawing #AnatomyDay #WorldAnatomyDay
It's #WorldAnatomyDay, a good excuse to give a shout-out to Michael Sappol's brilliant 'Queer Anatomies: Aesthetics and Desire in the Anatomical Image, 1700-1900' (2024) and double take at some of the extraordinary images he discusses. 🤔 #queer #history #hstm #histmed @museumbums.bsky.social 🌈📚🗃️
Anatomical illustration from De Humani Corporis Fabrica. The cadaver is standing in the countryside of Padua, standing side on to the camera in a dramatic pose.
It's #WorldAnatomyDay!
To celebrate here's a stunning woodcut illustration from our first edition of "De Humani Corporis Fabrica" by Andreas Vesalius. Published in 1543 the book was a major breakthrough in the development of modern anatomy.
Overhead surgical light with multiple illuminated panels arranged in a circular flower-like pattern, accompanied by text on the left that reads: "Donating Your Body to Medical Science" with "Medical Science" highlighted in bold purple font.
It's #WorldAnatomyDay!
Our anatomy department sat down with Anne on “The Teaching and Scholarship” Podcast to discuss her personal experience and the importance of our Body Donation program.
Click here to listen to the full episode: gla.ac/42GiGv0
Meet the Speaker of Representation in Anatomy: A Journey through Illustration, Publishing, and Change” by Marcelo Oliver on Wednesday, October 15, 2025, from 3:30 - 4:30 pm ET for Black in Anatomy Week 2025. Marcelo Oliver is the founder and president of Body Scientific International, a global medical illustration and education company he established in 2005. A graduate of the University of Michigan’s Medical Illustration program (1992), Marcelo has spent more than 30 years creating, directing, and publishing tens of thousands of visuals used in over 100 medical and science textbooks worldwide. #AnatomyArtAdvocacy
You’re invited! Black in Anatomy Week 2025 #AnatomyArtAdvocacy Date: Wednesday, October 15, 2025, World Anatomy Day Event Title: Representation in Anatomy: A Journey through Illustration, Publishing, and Change Date: Wednesday, October 15, 2025, World Anatomy Day Time: 3:30 - 4:30 pm ET Speaker: Marcelo Oliver, President and CEO of Body Scientific, International Register: linktr.ee/blackinanatomy; Profile Image of Marcelo Oliver in an orange Body Scientific polo shirt.
Meet the Speaker of Representation in Anatomy: A Journey through Illustration, Publishing, and Change” by Marcelo Oliver continued on Wednesday, October 15, 2025, from 3:30 - 4:30 pm ET for Black in Anatomy Week 2025. His career includes leadership roles as creative director at the Anatomical Chart Company, and director of marketing for medical device companies.Throughout his career, Marcelo has been a leading voice for diversity and inclusion in medical education, from early contributions such as the Black Health Library series in 1992, to his latest achievement: publishing the first anatomy textbook that features people of color throughout. His international business experience spans Asia, South America, the Middle East, Europe, and Africa. #AnatomyArtAdvocacy
Presentation Abstract for “Representation in Anatomy: A Journey through Illustration, Publishing, and Change” by Marcelo Oliver on Wednesday, October 15, 2025, from 3:30 - 4:30 pm ET for Black in Anatomy Week 2025. Marcelo Oliver will share his 30-year journey as a medical illustrator, charting the evolution of representation in anatomy publishing and the challenges of navigating industry expectations. His talk highlights how diversity in medical images has shifted—and why intentional, accurate representation in textbooks and educational materials matters now more than ever. #AnatomyArtAdvocacy
#BlackinAnatWeek continues with a webinar from Marcelo Oliver (@bodyscientific) on “Representation in Anatomy: A Journey Through Illustration, Publishing, and Change” for #WorldAnatomyDay!
🗓 Oct 15, 2025
🕕3:30 - 4:30 PM ET
Register: linktr.ee/blackinanatomy
#AnatomyArtAdvocacy #BlackinAnat
⚠️ Video competition for the World Anatomy Day 2025!
If you are a student and you have developed a project in anatomy or morphological sciences recently you can apply from 01/09 to 01/10.
For more info or questions: efem.eu or email us at info@efem.eu
Good luck!
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We are planning something exciting for World Anatomy Day (15th of October) 2025!
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Happy World Anatomy Day! Here's a throwback to a presentation and video series we made about variations we've seen in liver vasculature. Check out more anatomy in action at TVASurg:
pie.med.utoronto.ca/TVASurg/
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Happy World Anatomy Day! Today, we celebrate the life and work of Andreas Vesalius, whose relentless pursuit of anatomical truth transformed the field of medicine. His impact is felt to this day. Thank you, Vesalius! #WorldAnatomyDay #Vesalius #historyofmedicine
The stunning illustrations in Vesalius’ Fabrica are as groundbreaking as the text itself. These images brought anatomy to life, combining art and science in an extraordinary way. #AnatomyArt #HistoryMatters #WorldAnatomyDay
At a time when human dissection was controversial, Vesalius boldly performed dissections to reveal the true structure of the body, debunking long-held myths. His courage reshaped medical understanding! #VesaliusDissections #AnatomyHistory #WorldAnatomyDay
Vesalius dared to question Galen, the medical authority for over 1,300 years! By dissecting human bodies, he corrected many of Galen’s anatomical errors, pushing science forward. #VesaliusVsGalen #AnatomyHistory #WorldAnatomyDay
In 1543, #Vesalius published De Humani Corporis Fabrica, a revolutionary anatomy book that emphasized direct observation and human dissection. This work transformed anatomy forever! #AnatomyHistory #WorldAnatomyDay
Vesalius’ journey started young—at 18, he was already studying medicine! His early passion for the human body drove him to challenge ancient beliefs and lay the foundation for modern anatomy. #Vesalius #MedicalHistory #WorldAnatomyDay
Countdown to World Anatomy Day
We’re counting down to World Anatomy Day! Over the next two weeks, we’ll explore the incredible contributions of Andreas #Vesalius, the father of modern anatomy. Stay tuned to discover how his ground-breaking work shaped the world of medicine. #WorldAnatomyDay #MedEdMonday
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Most anatomy subjects and research involves human anatomy. But, f.e. to reduce the use of animals for research, animal anatomy is as important. And a lot more diverse. 😉
I’m specialized in animal anatomy (3d) visualization and not just the usual suspects
Happy #WorldAnatomyDay! 🐷
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