We recently chatted with Troy Lavigne on the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System podcast only to quickly discover that he had recently...

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

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

Once again, it’s time for another round-up of all the anatomy news that’s fit to blog about! Mapping Cells Have you used Google Earth? As...

One thing Jon Zahourek routinely emphasizes is that a model of human anatomy is always close at hand. Yourself. It’s always there as a...

Who doesn’t love the title of this book? The Body—A Guide for Occupants. Of course, we do. It fits right in with what Jon Zahourek has...

We are all about hands-on learning. We hope that’s obvious. For too long, our public education system relegated “technical” education to...

Today is International Darwin Day—the day Charles Darwin was born (Feb. 12) in 1809. As the fine folks behind International Darwin Day...

Let’s take a pause from studying how we’re all put together on the inside and marvel at the capability of the human body as a whole. In...

The adjective ‘self-conscious’ gets a bad rap. The first definition in Merriam-Webster is “conscious of one’s own acts or states as...

If you follow the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System on Facebook or Twitter or YouTube (and if you are not, why not?) you’ll notice in the...

Brandee Gillham recalls a single insight from Colorado State University professor Mark Frasier and it really stuck with her. Frasier’s...