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  • Saturday, Mar 23rd
    8:30am – 9:00am US EDT
    Using Gen AI Safely and Privately: Knowledge Management using Retrieval Augmented Generation
    Room: Grand West
    Speaker: Patrick Pennfather – University of British Columbia
    Professional Development
  • Saturday, Mar 23rd
    9:00am – 9:30am US EDT
    Navigating AI in Medical Illustration: Some Considerations
    Room: Grand West
    Speaker: Michael Hickman – Barrow Neurological Institute
    Professional Development
  • Saturday, Mar 23rd
    9:30am – 10:00am US EDT
    Leveraging AI in Anatomy Education
    Room: Grand West
    Speaker: Sean Seung Hyun Jeon – University of British Columbia - HIVE
    Professional Development
  • Saturday, Mar 23rd
    2:15pm – 3:45pm US EDT
    How Far Would You Go for the Perfect Picture?
    Room: Grand West
    Co-Chair: Claudia Krebs – University of British Columbia
    Co-Chair: Kathryn Gretsinger – University of British Columbia
    Professional Development
  • Saturday, Mar 23rd
    2:15pm – 2:45pm US EDT
    Anatomy in Nazi Germany and the Pernkopf Atlas: How the Past Shines a Light on the Present and Leads to Change in the Practice of a Publisher
    Room: Grand West
    Speaker: Sabine Hildebrandt, MD – Boston Children's Hospital/Harvard University Medical School
    Professional Development
  • Saturday, Mar 23rd
    2:45pm – 3:15pm US EDT
    The Past Is Present: The Impact of Historical Anatomy Illustrations on Current Visualizations: Travel with Caution
    Room: Grand West
    Speaker: Claudia Krebs – University of British Columbia
    Professional Development
  • Saturday, Mar 23rd
    3:15pm – 3:45pm US EDT
    Anatomists, Ethics, and Safeguarding the Future Anatomical Image
    Room: Grand West
    Speaker: Jon Cornwall – Otago Medical School
    Professional Development
  • Sunday, Mar 24th
    10:30am – 12:00pm US EDT
    The Art of Failing in Anatomy
    Room: Grand West
    Chair: Ellen Robertson, PhD, OTR/L – Randolph-Macon College
    Professional Development
  • Sunday, Mar 24th
    10:30am – 11:00am US EDT
    No Scientist is an Island
    Room: Grand West
    Speaker: Erin Marie Williams-Hatala – Chatham University
    Professional Development
  • Sunday, Mar 24th
    11:00am – 11:30am US EDT
    The Noted Failures of the Noted Anatomist
    Room: Grand West
    Speaker: David Morton – University of Utah
    Professional Development
  • Sunday, Mar 24th
    11:30am – 12:00pm US EDT
    The Trials and Tribulations of the President
    Room: Grand West
    Speaker: Martine Dunnwald – University of Iowa
    Professional Development
  • Monday, Mar 25th
    8:30am – 10:00am US EDT
    Reconsent in Whole Body Donation: Ethical and Practical Considerations in Support of Emerging Clinical and Educational Technologies
    Room: Provincial Ballroom
    Co-Chair: Laura Johnson – University of Texas Health - San Antonio
    Co-Chair: Brandi Schmitt – University of California
    Professional Development
  • Monday, Mar 25th
    8:30am – 9:00am US EDT
    Facilitating Posthumous Autonomy may be Better than Embalming Decaying Consent for Ensuring Ethically Appropriate Anatomical Practice
    Room: Provincial Ballroom
    Speaker: Tom Farsides, BA, MSc, MSc, PhD – University of Sussex
    Professional Development
  • Monday, Mar 25th
    9:00am – 9:30am US EDT
    The University of Minnesota's Experience with the Re-consent Process
    Room: Provincial Ballroom
    Speaker: Angela McArthur – University of Minnesota Medical School
    Professional Development
  • Monday, Mar 25th
    9:30am – 10:00am US EDT
    Issues of Social Justice and Regulatory Aspects of Consent and Post-Mortem Reconsent
    Room: Provincial Ballroom
    Speaker: Lisa C. Ikemoto, JD, LLM – University of California, Davis
    Professional Development