Lab Notes

Educators know that a hands-on dissection lab achieves better information retention than learning from textbooks and lectures. It’s an engaging way to learn. Task-specific, complete dissection kits support educators with the right tools to teach anatomy, physiology, and evolutionary adaptations. What Is a Dissection Kit Used For? The specialized tools in a dissection set are used to systematically separate all the parts of an organism to study its anatomy and biology, whether it’s a …

Anna Brooks, Art Director and Lead Graphic Designer Anatomy Warehouse: What department do you work in? Anna Brooks: Marketing AW: Where did you grow up? AB: I grew up all over southern Michigan, but there's a special place in my heart for Ann Arbor. AW: Can you tell me what you do as Art Director? AB: Sure! I'm the go-to creative for all things aesthetic at AWW from videography props to web banners. I come from a multimedia and anatomical background with training in a variety of scatterbrained …

MEET THE TEAM: Vicki Gutmann, Client Relations Team Manager Anatomy Warehouse: What department do you work in? Vicki Gutmann: Customer Relations Team AW: What part do you play as the client relations manager? VG: I head up our Customer Relations team, the most important department at Anatomy Warehouse! I make sure that our reps have everything they need to ensure a smooth experience for our customers, from the first inquiry to the day they receive their order, and beyond! AW: What do …

Can you really learn anatomy without ever touching a human body? Technology has changed the way we learn. With virtual simulations, 3D models, and online courses, studying is more flexible and convenient than ever. But when it comes to medical training, is digital learning enough? Can a screen replace the experience of feeling the weight of a bone, tracing the structure of a muscle, or manipulating a joint? Turns out, this debate isn’t new. Even Michelangelo, centuries before the internet …

MEET THE TEAM: Mike Duda, Product Manager Anatomy Warehouse: What department do you work in? Mike Duda: Marketing AW: What is involved in being a Product Manager? MD: Spreadsheets, product data, and working with different systems. The most rewarding part of my role is being able to talk with our customers, use that opportunity to implement feedback from our customers into our products, and deliver products that our customers are excited to use! For example, I was part of a focus group at a …