Samuel Webster

Dr. Samuel Webster is a Senior Lecturer in Medicine at the Swansea University Medical School. He specializes in teaching human anatomy and embryology, integrating face-to-face instruction with e-learning resource development. His research focuses on medical education methodologies, cadaveric dissection techniques, and developmental biology. His work bridges clinical practice and anatomical science, contributing to advancements in surgical education and anatomical visualization tools.

Research interests include anatomical pedagogy, collagen biology in growth plate development, and the application of technology in medical training. His publications highlight innovations in teaching, such as mobile apps for surgical education and the use of cadaveric dissection in health sciences. He has also explored molecular mechanisms in cartilage and bone development.

While no formal awards are listed, his contributions to anatomy education and developmental biology research reflect a commitment to advancing medical training. His academic modules emphasize systems-based anatomy, neuroanatomy, and the integration of simulation and e-learning in medical curricula. Dr. Webster’s work is rooted in the Singleton Campus, where he contributes to the Medical School’s mission of producing skilled healthcare professionals through rigorous scientific and clinical training.