Newsletter

Your Year-Round Connection to the Association & Fellow Members

Anatomy Now, our electronic newsletter, is a top member benefit, regularly ranking high in member surveys. Each issue includes breaking news on activities within (and adjacent to) our community, public policy updates, research breakthroughs, membership profiles, and industry accomplishments.

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Read Past Issues

Anatomy Now is emailed to members via our online publishing system, Informz. If you think you’ve missed an issue, check your spam or junk folder, and be sure to “allow sender.”

Online archives are available going back to the very beginning of Anatomy Now! View issues and articles from our first issue in February 2014 to our most recent issue.

Since we have used a variety of systems over the years, some individual articles may not be available online. If you are in search of a specific article, please contact us with the title, author, and date (if known).

Write for the Newsletter

We welcome submissions from members from every discipline and field of study. Review the details below, then submit your article, accolade, or press release.

Schedule: Anatomy Now Weekly is emailed every other Wednesday.

Deadline: Given the frequency of publication, articles may be submitted at any time. If you want an article to be published on a specific date, please try to submit it 5-7 days prior to allow time for processing.

Editing: Authors assume all responsibility for accuracy. Association staff reserve the right to edit articles for grammar, length, format, etc., or to restrict articles/accolades based on relevance to the membership.

Press releases: Already have a press release (put together by you, your lab, your university, etc.) detailing your newsworthy scientific research? Share it with fellow members in the newsletter! Submit your press release materials for consideration.