Really proud to be part of this special issue. We measured section moduli along the dentary of several basal Glires taxa to understand the diversity of feeding biomechanics in early rodents and lagomorphs.

The Journal of Anatomy ECR editorial board is looking to expand! If you are an early career scientist that focuses on anatomy, feel free to reach out with questions/interest. No prior experience necessary! #reviewer2

Come and join our team UCL Centre for Integrative Anatomy

We are #hiring a #research technician! Want better to understand how cranial soft tissues constrain #bird & #mammal #brain and #skull #evolution? Like to use our micro-CT #scanner & #image segmentation with Amira/Avizo? #travel #speak #career Ryan Felice ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/se…

Unfortunately, 🦴 Sophia Anderson 🦴 isn't at #ICVM2023 but you can find out about her new method for locomotor classification from Eloy Gálvez López and me at her poster today UCL Centre for Integrative Anatomy

🏝️ Love Islands? 🦴 Love Evolution? 👩‍💼Want to do research in just about the nicest science department in the land? Come and do a PhD with me, Gavin Thomas & Natalie Cooper findaphd.com/phds/project/a…

*Save the date* of 15th February 2024 if you'd like to join UCL Centre for Integrative Anatomy's free all-day #symposium on functional #morphology in UCL's #Anatomy Building, London and afterwards at a local hostelry. Speakers & further details to be announced soon #formandfunction #evolution #paleo UCL

📢Come join us!📢 Journal of Anatomy are looking to appoint a new Social Media editor. More information on the role and how to apply can be found here: anatsoc.org.uk/news/all-news/… Applications close February 5th, so don't delay!

Job alert! One-year postdoc position available in my lab UCL UCL Centre for Integrative Anatomy to work on a #UKRIFLF funded project looking at development and evolution of the reptile skull! ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/se…

Pine martens caught on camera playing on children's swingset in Ardnamurchan, Scotland. The owner of the video, Les Humphreys, tells us this is a nightly occurence in his garden. Credit: Les Humphreys, Ardnamurchan Wildlife Watch Facebook Group #pinemarten #wildlifephotography

Our Phil Cox & Peter J Watson, University of Leeds, show that grey squirrel #skulls perform better during #feeding than the red, suggesting a potential selective advantage for accessing and processing hard #food (e.g. nuts). UCL UCL Faculty of Life Sciences UCL Research Dept of Cell & Developmental Biology anatomypubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ar…

Invasive gray squirrels have replaced native red squirrels across much of Great Britain. A new study on skull feeding biomechanics sheds light on the ability of grey squirrels to outcompete reds! Research by Phil Cox & Peter Watson: doi.org/10.1002/ar.255…

Very pleased to see this study finally published. Many thanks to The Royal Society for funding the APEX grant awarded to Pete Watson and me, and to Prof. Christine Böhmer and Dr Daniela E Winkler for inviting us to be part of their special issue.

Our Mehran Moazen is co-editor of the Dec 2024 issue of the Journal of #Anatomy, dedicated to various aspects of #craniosynostosis (kray-nee-o-sin-os-TOE-sis), where babies have a misshapen head, because fibrous skullbone joints prematurely closed. Marius Didziokas @UCL UCLcdb