The UCL Anatomy Society welcomes students from all subject areas and disciplines to learn more about anatomy. The society aims to provide a platform to inspire and hone students’ interest in anatomy, whether it be in the context of medicine, forensic science or art, whilst improving the understanding of anatomical concepts through tutorials, lectures and activities.

The society also provides the opportunity to meet fellow students and to enhance interdisciplinary connections at the annual flagship art exhibition as well as art events and life drawing classes. Please visit https://ucluanatomy.com for more information.

Title : Crossing Boundaries: Intersections Between Anatomy and Art
Date & Time : Monday 2^nd December 2019 at 1800 – 1900 hours
Venue : B20 Jevons Lecture Theatre, Drayton House, 30 Gordon Street, Bloomsbury, London, WC1HAX
Places Available : 50

Target Audience : Students with an interest in Anatomy and Art.

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Faculty :

Professor Roger Kneebone, FRCGP, FRCS, FRCSEd
Professor of Anatomy at The Royal Academy of Arts, London
Professor of Surgical Education and Engagement Science at Imperial College London, London

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Organising Committee:

• President : Miss Wing Lam Sharon Yip
• Vice President : Miss Nivetha Manobharath
• Treasurer : Miss Faith Lee
• Secretary : Miss Valeriya Kopanitsa
• Publicity Officer : Miss Laura Dan
• Publicity Officer : Miss Lubnaa Ghoora
• Events Director : Miss Hanya Kang
• Welfare Officer : Mr Girish Kumar
• Webmaster : Miss Jessica Xie

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Description :
As part of the Anatomical Art Exhibition event series, UCL Anatomy Society is delighted to welcome Professor Roger Kneebone to provide delegates with a unique insight into the synergy between anatomical science and art.

Professor Kneebone has had an illustrious and varied career. He first trained as a Trauma Surgeon working in warzones in Southern Africa and the UK and later became a GP in Wiltshire.

He is currently a Professor of Anatomy at The Royal Academy of Arts in London and directs the Centre for Engagement and Simulation Science at Imperial College London.

To read more about Professor Roger Kneebone, please visit https://www.theguardian.com/society/2014/nov/05/doctor-change-view-nhs-roger-kneebone. With his passion for collaborative research at the intersection between disciplines, this will be a unique talk illustrating the continued relevance of anatomy within art.