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Phi Nguyen

Anatomy Connected 2025

ASE PhD students recently attended Anatomy Connected, the annual meeting for the American Association for Anatomy. Everyone was able to present their recent work in anatomy education, with Ashley Walker receiving second place in the Education Research Platform Presentation Award for her work entitled Anato-Community: Exploring First Year Medical Students’…

Welcome our First Anatomical Sciences Education PhD’s!

Congratulations to the pioneers of our Anatomical Sciences Education PhD program. Ashley Walker and Nancy Adams were the first two students accepted into our program back in fall of 2021 and Bradley Collins joined our program in fall of 2022. The achievements that they have collected these past few…

In Memory of Dr. Carl M. Feldherr

The Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology wishes to acknowledge the passing of Dr. Carl M. Feldherr.  Carl received his PhD from the University of Pennsylvania and came to UF in 1967.  While at UF for 36 years, he rose through the ranks to become full Professor and retired as…

Riding with Rarey

Dr. Rarey is looking for smart contestants. Are you smart enough?

Maria Guijarro, PhD is First Author on Two Newly Published Papers!

Dr. Maria Guijarro is an Assistant Scientist in Dr. Maria Zajac-Kaye’s lab. Congratulations on the amazing accomplishment! Guijarro MV, Nawab A, Dib P, Burkett S, Luo X, Feely M, Nasri E, Seifert RP, Kaye FJ, Zajac-Kaye M. TYMS promotes genomic instability and tumor progression in Ink4a/Arf null…

ASE PhD Students going to Washington DC

Congrats to both our first year ASE PhD students, Nancy Adams and Ashley Walker, for having their abstracts accepted to the annual American Association for Anatomy conference in March! Ashley’s abstract is titled “Low-Stakes Quizzing (LSQ) in gross anatomy: Exploring student perceptions of student created lab quizzes in first-year medical…

Congratulations Sadia Sarwar

Sadia Sarwar from Dr. Alexander Ishov's lab is first author of recently published article in Springer Nature.