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First author Ivy Dunn along with faculty mentors and collaborators in the Anatomical Sciences Education PhD program publish a study in FJER (Florida Journal of Educational Research). Ivy Dunn was accepted into the ASE PhD program in Fall of 2022. Her faculty mentors contributing to this publication are Drs. Alyson…
Congratulations to Drs. Jones, Makki, Sayeski and Xiao for receiving excellent GatorEval scores this past spring semester. Their achievements were acknowledged by Associate Provost for Academic and Faculty Affairs, Chris Flowers Hass! GatorEvals data are made public by the University and can be viewed at https://gatorevals.aa.ufl.edu/public-results/.
Anatomical Sciences Education PhD students recently attended Anatomy Connected, the annual meeting for the American Association for Anatomy. Everyone was able to present their recent work in anatomy education, with Ashley Walker receiving second place in the Education Research Platform Presentation Award for her work entitled Anato-Community: Exploring First Year…
Dr. Viggars has been invited to serve as reviewing editor for the Journal of Physiology, a top peer-reviewed physiology journal. Dr. Viggars is a postdoctoral associate working in Dr. Karyn Esser’s lab. This is a great achievement and an exciting opportunity!…
Congratulations to the pioneers of our Anatomical Sciences Education PhD program. Ashley Walker and Nancy Adams were the first two students accepted into our program back in fall of 2021 and Bradley Collins joined our program in fall of 2022. The achievements that they have collected these past few…
Congratulations to Syeda Rida Rizvi from Dr. Zajac-Kaye’s lab and Julian Tobon-Arosemena from Dr. Opavsky’s lab for presenting winning posters at Cancer Research Day – Research Showcase 2025! https://cancer.ufl.edu/2025/02/18/research-showcase-fosters-interdisciplinary-cancer-research/…
Congratulations to Dr Helen Jones and her team on this remarkable achievement!
Dr. Helen Jones collaborates with University of Wisconsin Madison's Wisconsin National Primate Research Center on a gene therapy approach to boosting the placenta is safe in monkeys.
Congratulations to our faculty members for their continued hard work and dedication in their role of shaping the researchers, educators, and leaders of tomorrow! Department of Anatomy & Cell Biology Awardees John Aris, PhD Satya Narayan, PhD Venkatesh Nonabur, MD Kyle Rarey, PhD…
