Elle Gregory

Professor Elle Gregory is a distinguished academic in anatomical science and skeletal biology at Queensland University of Technology (QUT). As Professor in Anatomy and Associate Dean, Learning and Teaching in the Faculty of Health, she leads strategic initiatives such as the Digital Health Futures working group, which integrates digital capabilities into curricula. Her research focuses on pediatric skeletal health, anatomical variation, and innovative imaging techniques like quantitative ultrasound. She directs the Clinical Anatomy and Paediatric Imaging laboratory, advancing understanding of skeletal development and anatomical diversity through projects such as the Open Educational Resource Anatomical Variation: An Australian and New Zealand Context.

Education: PhD in bone adaptation from the University of Queensland (2017 ALTC Citation Award recipient). Teaching expertise spans over two decades, including anatomy dissection, imaging, and student-centered pedagogy. She pioneered the Anatomy Peer Learning Community and modular team-led anatomy units, enhancing student engagement and employability.

Recognition: Awarded the Gold Award for Emerging Skills (QS Wharton 2024), ASCILITE Leadership Award (2023), and Australian Award for University Teaching (2017). Her leadership during the pandemic transformed health education through digital innovation, earning her a national reputation in STEM education and digital pedagogy.

Labs & Teams: Leads the Clinical Anatomy and Paediatric Imaging lab, collaborating internationally on virtual reality (VR) anatomy education with Stanford Medical School. Oversees the QUT Body Bequest Program for anatomical dissection training, fostering hands-on clinical skills.