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Name	Main responsibilities	Teaching	Research
Adams, Prof M	Coordinator of 3rd year science teaching Programme director for Anatomical Science Organiser of 3rd year “Spine” element	1st year: cells & tissues; 2nd year: biomechanics 3rd year: tendon, bone, cartilage, spine 1st year medics: biomechanics tutorials	Bio-mechanics of intervertebral discs and vertebrae; back pain
Colborne, Dr GR	Programme Director for Anatomical Science with Veterinary Anatomy	BVSc: Veterinary Anatomy 1 & 2 BSc: Anatomical Science with Veterinary Anatomy, biomechanics	Joint mechanics in horses and dogs
Davies, Dr S	Organiser of Second Year Medical Anatomy Unit Organiser for Systems of the Body 1 (Medical Course) Demonstrator Manager External Courses Teaching Coordinator (Undergraduate/ postgraduate)	2nd year medicine: Systems Anatomy (CVS, MSK, GI, Resp, Renal, Neuro, Endorepro) External Undergraduate/ postgraduate courses for medics and other allied healthcare professionals	Development of applied anatomy teaching materials for medical course
Dolan, Dr P	Coordinator of 3rd year research projects Organiser of 3rd year “Muscle” element Deputy Departmental Graduate Tutor Member of Departmental Research Committee Women’s tutor	AS I: Cardiovascular , respiratory and musculoskeletal systems. AS II: Biomechanics AS III: Muscle, synovial joints and spine elements MBChB I: Musculoskeletal system MBChB II: Respiratory system	Biomechanics of the spine; vertebral osteoporosis; sensorimotor function of back and neck muscles
Erecinska, Prof M
Fulford, Dr A	BSc Anatomical Science II (Unit Organiser)	BSc Anatomical Science III/Neuroscience III:  Neuroendocrine regulation and stress  (element organiser)	Behavioural and neural correlates of chronic stress
Fuller, Dr CJ		Veterinary Science (BVSc) course: Anatomy of the abdomen and pelvis Anatomy of exotic species Living anatomy	Musculoskeletal disease - specifically osteoarthritis, particularly in the horse and dog
Gaze, L
McNamara, Dr J
Musgrave, Dr J			Physical anthropology (osteoarchaeology & forensic anthropology)
Sharif, Dr M	Programme Director for Anatomical Science and Neuroscience with year in industry Organiser for the musculoskeletal system element for first year medical (MBChB) course Organiser for the synovial joint element for BSc (Hon.) in Anatomical Science	Pathogenesis of osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis Structure and function of articular cartilage and bone Growth hormones and their action	Application of bio- and genetic-markers to investigate the pathology and patterns of progression of osteoarthritis and other joint diseases
Silver, Prof I
Tortonese, Dr D		Veterinary Science programme: i) Level 2 BVSc, VETS 20020 Topographical Anatomy unit, locomotor aparatus element ii) Level 2 BVSc, Integrated DSE Anatomical Science programme: iii) Level 3 Anatomical Science, ANAT 30100 unit, neuroendocrinology and fertility regulation element Equine Science programme: iv) Level 2 Equine Science, ANAT 20401 unit, endocrinology and reproduction element	Neuroendocrine control of fertility
Townsend, Dr J		Neuroendocrinology and fertility regulation (3rd year Anatomical Science) Reproduction (2nd year Equine Science) Endocrinology and reproduction (2nd year Anatomical Science) Hypothalamus and pituitary (2nd year Medicine) Hypothalus and pituitary (MSc Reproduction and Development)	Paracrine mechanisms underlying the intra-pituitary regulation of fertility
Wakley, Dr G		Veterinary anatomy unit (years 1 and 2): embryology element, peripheral neuroanatomy element, head and neck element, integrated DSE Dental anatomy unit: (year 1): general topographical anatomy, head and neck, thorax Dental oral biology unit (year 2): oral histology Medical programme (year 2): musculoskeletal anatomy Anatomy with Vet Anatomy (year 2): head and neck element	Osteoporosis treatment, effects on bone of interactions between sex hormones

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