Anatomy Connected 2024

This year theme is Visualization in Anatomy. Join us in Toronto for 3 full days of sessions and workshops featuring over 100 speakers, exhibitors and 480 poster presentations.

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46th Annual SCGDB Meeting

Society for Craniofacial Genetics & Developmental Biology's 46th Annual Meeting, October 10-12, is being held at the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center Cincinnati, Ohio 

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From Our Family of World-Class Journals

 

 

2,500
members strong, in nearly 60 countries around the world
 

Anatomy is everywhere, and so are anatomical scientists:

  • Cell Biologists study the structure, function and behavior of cells
  • Neuroscientists use a wide range of techniques to study the nervous system and its functions
  • Computational Biologists use mathematical modeling to understand the properties of the body
  • Developmental Biologists investigate the processes that guide the formation of biological structures
  • Evolutionary Biologists study the forces that lead to the diversification of life
  • Biological Anthropologists study the behavior and physiology of humans and our ancestors
  • Paleontologists use cutting-edge technology to discover the ancient world.
“The annual meeting is a great opportunity to stay engaged with new research and methods in one’s subdiscipline, be it basic science research and/or education research.”
Habiba Chirchir, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Marshall University

 

  



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