Don’t sweat it. Maybe you remember, on your way to a dance in Junior High, a droplet of sweat forming behind your knee and cascading down...

We hope you caught our recent webinar with Dr. Beth Moody-Jones (April 21). She made a terrific point about the advantage of teaching...

If Dr. Jennifer Hellier could give Anatomy in Clay® models a beating heart, she might find a troupe of MANIKEN® models following her...

Question: What do you get when you combine seaweed and modern technology? Answer: Squishy gels and a human heart! OK, technically it’s a...

At what point did the big bad wolf become humanity’s best friend? How did it happen, and who initiated contact —the wolf or the human?...

Does the pandemic impact our anatomy? Yes. In the beginning of 2020, a spiky protein latched itself into our bloodstreams and proceeded...

If you’re reading this and you’re American, there’s a slight chance you might have a tiny little bone on the back side of your knee. It’s...

Microevolution Part One focused on changes in anatomy that we — Homo Sapiens — have undergone in the past couple thousand years. Part Two...

At some point, we have all seen the picture that has come to represent human evolution. It usually starts with the Australopithacus. Then...

Let’s start at the beginning, shall we? Speculation as to our origin story as a species has existed, well, probably since our origin — or...

Bones have gotten a bad rap in popular culture over the years. If they don’t represent death (hello, Grim Reaper), they portend a bad...

The silver lining of all the canceled in-person meetings, conferences, and classes could be finding one teacher that inspires you despite...

In case you are not aware, the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System has launched a new podcast. The podcast’s scope is...

Once again, it’s time for another round-up of all the anatomy news that’s fit to blog about! Time and Travel Tripping For generations,...

For all the challenging news around pandemic-related learning, there’s something really fabulous developing in Ceres, California. Thanks...

When you work within the Anatomy in Clay curriculum and use the special clay to craft parts of the body, it’s easy to think of those body...

If there’s a silver lining to the tragedy of the Covid19 pandemic, it’s what we are learning and appreciating about our place on the...

Whether you're in town or country, a hike around our neighbors can unveil scores of species of mammals and birds every day. In our...

Jon Zahourek did not take a cadaver skeleton and simply create the same thing in plastic. For years, he studied the human form. Over...

Lest you think the pandemic is taking forever to run its course, we’d like to bring you some time-related perspective on some anatomy...