Center for Anatomical and Movement Sciences
Our Mission
The Center for Anatomical Movement Sciences (CAMS) is one of eight specialized centers associated with the School of Science and Engineering (SSE). The Center is embedded in the Department of Biomedical Engineering and provides graduate and undergraduate instruction that allows students and faculty from associated departments to study anatomical specimens specific to their discipline. CAMS originated from the remodeling and expansion of the former Human Anatomy Lab housed in the Department of Exercise and Sport Sciences. Its main goal is to provide anatomical instruction and resources to the Department of Biomedical Engineering, while also offering a pre-clinical track of anatomy and physiology courses. Cadaveric anatomy at the undergraduate level is a unique experience, making CAMS a center that provides students with an exceptional hands-on dissection experience while pursuing their studies in anatomy. The center has developed a significant outreach program that offers instructional events to community colleges and high schools from around the state of Louisiana.
Welcome
Dimitri Papadopoulos welcomes the team from Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health during their visit to CAMS.
Courses
BMEN 3035/6035 A & P for Engr Cadaver Lab
SCEN-3035/6035 Anat and Phys Cadaver Lab I
SCEN-3045/6045 Anat and Phys Cadaver Lab II
NSCI 3360/6362 Neuroanatomy & CNS Dissection
Contact Us
Dimitri Papadopoulos
Director, Center for Anatomical and Movement Sciences (CAMS)
Professor of Practice
Tulane Biomedical Engineering
Tulane University
School of Science and Engineering
201 Lindy Boggs Center
New Orleans, Louisiana 70118