News from Functional Anatomy & Evolution
Read our latest announcements about department updates, honors and publications.
Publication Alert: Dr Cooke shares insights on terror birds
A Titanis walleri reconstruction on display at the Florida Museum of Natural History. Terror bird fossils have been discovered in South America’s southern cone, and in Florida and Texas. But until now, they were unknown from regions in between. Credit: Millard H....
Cooke Lab: Antillothrix fossils making headlines!
A research team including our own Dr Siobhan Cooke says their findings about the monkeys' lives and deaths may inform efforts to conserve dwindling species.Dr Siobhan Cooke has recently been making waves for her work in the Caribbean. As part of a team that identified...
First Publication from the Fabbri Lab
Congratulations to our newest member of faculty in the FAE Center, Dr Matteo Fabbri, for his first publication at Johns Hopkins! Please see the link to his paper here: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2024.07.104
Upcoming Event – Oct 23rd at 12 PM
Do you think he saur-us? Dinos and sensory ability
Dr Balanoff discusses dinosaurs and sensory processing
New publications from the Bever Lab!
The Bever Lab has published two new papers on the early reptile skull. Lab members William Foster (PhD student), Paul Gensbigler (MS student), Jacob Wilson (PhD student), and Gabriel Bever (PI) led a study on the Triassic stem archosaur Mesosuchus and the deep history...
Upcoming Seminar by Dr Jianping Fu (Sep 12, 2:30 PM)
I am pleased to announce that Dr. Jianping Fu will be the distinguished seminar speaker on September 12 from 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM at the Mountcastle Auditorium. His presentation, titled "Bioengineering Human Embryo and Organ Models," will explore the development of an...
Publication Alert: Jacob Wilson, Dr EJ Huang, and Dr Gabriel Bever
New paper published on exciting research from the Bever Lab! The asteroid impact marking the end Cretaceous famously shaped the modern biota by killing off some lineages, such as non-avian dinosaurs, while promoting the success of others, such as mammals. In this...
Welcome new MSAE Students!
The FAE Center is delighted to welcome our incoming class of MS in Anatomy Education students! We can not wait for you to join us in only a few short weeks. In anticipation of their arrival, please read some fun facts about each student below. GRACE: I am...