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The ATLAS Research Lab has a keen interest in understanding the implications of testing strategies on students and their academic...

Teaching in academia is no small feat. With large classrooms, dense information, and limited time, effective teaching methods are...

First-time academic authorship, especially for undergraduate researchers, can be both intimidating and exciting. In a candid interview,...

Last March, the ATLAS Research Lab had the wonderful opportunity to participate in the American Association for Anatomy’s (AAA) annual...

Clinical embryologists are essential members of the fertility health care team. While the fertility doctor performs thorough clinical...

Like the inquiry-guided learning projects (IGLPs) discussed in one of our previous blog posts (link here) serving to introduce students...

“In The Knife Man, Wendy Moore unveils John Hunter’s murky and macabre world—a world characterized by public hangings, secret expeditions...

Training students of allied health professions in critical appraisal of scientific literature is essential, as our reliance on...

An exciting and important area of research in anatomical education is examining the efficacy of novel teaching techniques - including...

In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, many classrooms have had to transition from in-person learning to online remote learning. Not...

What comes to mind when you hear the word “test”? Most think of individual, closed-book evaluations. No collaboration. No talking. Rarely...