I joined Norman Eizenberg, Dr. Jawahar Thomas and Bob McLeod at the Congress of the International Federation of Associations of Anatomists, held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.
We were there talking about anatomediaPLUS. Outback Yak is its technology partner, helping build digital learning experiences for medical education.
A conversation from the stand
“Suggest new things that even I wouldn’t have thought of.”
Dr. Jawahar Thomas on working with Outback Yak
From the conversation above · 1:09–1:23
anatomediaPLUS · IFAA, MelbourneClient conversation · 1:38
There was a great energy at the congress. Being there alongside the team was a chance to put the technology in the setting it belongs in: a conversation about teaching and learning anatomy.
The work behind the stand
A medical learning product brings together different kinds of expertise. Educators bring the research and pedagogy. We help turn that work into software people can use.
That is the part of the partnership I wanted to share here. The work continues beyond a release, into the places where people talk about it, try it and decide whether it helps them.
More about our medical education work
Adapted from Bishal’s original LinkedIn post. Published here on 15 September 2026. The video is the supplied conference recording.
