Marjorie England Dissection Prize

An opportunity for IAS members and non-members to produce a dissection for consideration by a panel of experienced Anatomists. The dissection itself must be the sole work of the entrant and may be of an animal or a human specimen. The specimen will be judged against published criteria, technical and intellectual complexity and usefulness as a teaching aid.

Terrence Williamson Museum Prize

The museum preparation may be either single or multiple specimens, which together form a specific museum display. Examples of museum preparations for this category include:

1. Osteological preparation – either dry or fluid mounted
2. Dissection/pathological specimen mounted in a sealed museum display jar
3. Specimens which have been plastinated, air-dried, freeze-dried, plastic or resin embedded
4. Corrosion casts/models (anatomical/ pathological)

IAS Open Competition

This category gives entrants the opportunity to display any type of work which they have carried out which does not fit into another competition category. Examples of previous entries include:

1. A series of histological slides
2. Anatomical drawings, paintings or sculptures
3. Construction of a poster as a teaching aid
4. A publication or chapter in a book
5. Construction of a display stand for anatomical specimens
6. The development of a computer program
7. Production of a video or film

IAS Student Dissection Prize

An opportunity for a student (or group of students) to produce a dissection that will be judged by a panel of experienced Anatomists. The dissection may be of an animal or a human specimen, and will be judged against published criteria, technical and intellectual complexity and usefulness as a teaching aid.