Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory

The Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory is a cadaver-free, cutting-edge teaching space that supports graduate physical therapy and undergraduate nursing and health science anatomy and physiology education at Binghamton University. 

The state-of-the-art, digitally enhanced and model-simulated laboratory incorporates the following technology:

• Anatomage virtual dissecting tables
• Full-size SynDaver silicone musculoskeletal body models
• BIOPAC human physiology teaching systems
• Numerous anatomical models of organs, bones, limbs and joints

The spacious teaching area is furnished with four wall-mounted monitors for displaying instructional images and content. Rolling tables are spread throughout the space, creating a flexible layout for this customizable teaching lab, which is suitable for both anatomy and physiology instruction.

Located in Room 108 of Academic Building B on Binghamton’s Vestal campus, the lab covers 1,623 square feet, including a 1,328-square-foot instruction area and a small storage/office area.

The lab can accommodate 36 students.

Satellite lab at Health Sciences Building

• A mini lab is located on the sixth floor of the Health Sciences Building on Binghamton’s Johnson City campus, next to the Division of Physical Therapy faculty/staff offices.
• The space features a single SynDaver mannequin and one Anatomage cadaver table.
• The mini lab can be used for small group breakouts and offers study space where students can review information or increase their knowledge.

Funded by a Decker Foundation grant

A grant from the Dr. G. Clifford and Florence B. Decker Foundation funded the lab equipment.