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ASOG 2026 Scientific Conference

Theme:

Investing in Anatomical Sciences Education and Research in Ghana - Achievements, Challenges, and Prospects

The Anatomical Society of Ghana (ASOG) invites healthcare educators, practitioners, researchers, students, policy makers, industry leaders, medical institutions, and philanthropists to join us for the 5th National Scientific Conference at the University of Cape Coast in September 2026. This milestone event will celebrate over 60 years of progress in anatomical sciences, highlighting major achievements in education and research, addressing challenges, and exploring prospects for the field.

The conference offers a unique opportunity for:

  • Healthcare professionals and medical educators to exchange knowledge and best practices.
  • Researchers and students to showcase their work and engage with experts.
  • Government bodies and policy makers to contribute to shaping the future of anatomical education and healthcare.
  • Medical technology companies, pharmaceutical organizations, and NGOs to collaborate and support innovation in anatomical sciences.

ASOG is also calling for sponsors, advertisers, and philanthropic organizations eager to support the advancement of anatomical sciences in Ghana. By partnering with us, you will help foster research, education, and collaboration across medical fields while gaining significant visibility among key stakeholders.

For sponsorship packages, participation details, and general inquiries, please contact asog.society@gmail.com.

Join us in shaping the future of anatomical sciences in Ghana and beyond.

Registration Closed Call for Abstracts

Speakers

Explore our lineup of esteemed speakers who bring expertise and insights to the forefront of morphological discourse.

Prof. Samuel Kyei

Director, Basic and Clinical Research Center, University of Cape Coast

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Prof. Kingsley Kwadwo Asare Pereko

Vice Dean, School of Medical Sciences, University of Cape Coast

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Prof. Harold Steward Amonoo-Kuofi

Professor, Clinical Neuroanatomy

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Dr. Nii Koney-Kwaku Koney

Senior Lecturer of Anatomy, University of Ghana

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Dr. Savior Dela Adjenti

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Dr. Raymond Saa-Eru Maalman

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Dr. Plenary Speaker

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Prof. Benjamin Arko-Boham

Associate Professor of Anatomy, University of Ghana

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Prof. Leonard Derkyi-Kwarteng

Professor, Pathology

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Dr. Benjamin Aboagye

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Prof. Emmanuel Mesi Edzie

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Prof. Frederick Kwaku Addai

Professor, Anatomy

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Our three day schedule is jam-packed with brilliant geniuses

Our three-day schedule is brimming with brilliance, featuring sessions led by visionary minds in the field.

First day of the conference

Second day of the conference

Third day of the conference

  1. Registration & Breakfast

    - GMT

  2. OPENING CEREMONY

    - GMT

  3. Prof. Samuel Kyei

    Director, Basic and Clinical Research Center, University of Cape Coast

    - GMT

  4. Prof. Kingsley Kwadwo Asare Pereko

    Vice Dean, School of Medical Sciences, University of Cape Coast

    - GMT

  5. KEYNOTE LECTURE

    - GMT

  6. Prof. Harold Steward Amonoo-Kuofi

    Reimagining Human Anatomy Education in the 21st Century: Tradition, Transformation, and the Rise of Artificial Intelligence

    - GMT

  7. Snack Break

    - GMT

  8. PLENARY SESSION I: TECHNOLOGY USAGE IN ANATOMICAL SCIENCES

    - GMT

  9. Dr. Nii Koney-Kwaku Koney

    Digital Foundations, Intelligent Futures - Integrating Digital Anatomy Tools and Artificial Intelligence in Anatomy Education

    - GMT

  10. Lunch Break

    - GMT

  11. PLENARY SESSION II: INNOVATION IN ANATOMY PEDAGOGY AND RESEARCH TRANSLATION

    - GMT

  12. Dr. Plenary Speaker

    topic and speaker to be updated (KNUST)

    - GMT

  13. SCIENTIFIC PRESENTATIONS

    - GMT

  14. Health Break

    - GMT

  15. PLENARY SESSION III: ANATOMICAL RESEARCH AND GLOBAL COLLABORATION

    - GMT

  16. Dr. Savior Dela Adjenti

    Strengthening Ghana’s Health Sciences Education through Anatomical Research and Global Collaboration

    - GMT

  17. ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION

    - GMT

  18. Dr. Raymond Saa-Eru Maalman

    The Future of Anatomical Sciences in Ghana (Panel of Senior Faculty & Young Scientists)

    - GMT

  19. Closing & Supper

    - GMT

  1. Registration & Breakfast

    - GMT

  2. PLENARY SESSION IV: BODY DONATION

    - GMT

  3. Prof. Benjamin Arko-Boham

    Ethical, Legal, and Cultural Issues Related to Cadaver Acquisition and Use

    - GMT

  4. SCIENTIFIC PRESENTATIONS

    - GMT

  5. Snack Break

    - GMT

  6. SCIENTIFIC PRESENTATIONS

    - GMT

  7. Lunch Break

    - GMT

  8. PLENARY SESSION V: CLINICAL ANATOMY

    - GMT

  9. Prof. Leonard Derkyi-Kwarteng

    When Structure Fails: The Anatomical Basis of Pathology

    - GMT

  10. SCIENTIFIC PRESENTATIONS

    - GMT

  11. Health Break

    - GMT

  12. PLENARY SESSION VI: FORENSIC ANATOMY

    - GMT

  13. Dr. Benjamin Aboagye

    Reading the Bones of Truth: The Anatomist's Critical Role in Forensic Anthropology

    - GMT

  14. SCIENTIFIC PRESENTATIONS

    - GMT

  15. Closing & Supper

    - GMT

  16. ASOG Steering Committee Meeting

    - GMT

  1. Registration & Breakfast

    - GMT

  2. PLENARY SESSION VII: APPLIED ANATOMY IN HEALTH

    - GMT

  3. Prof. Emmanuel Mesi Edzie

    The Living Anatomy: How Diagnostic Imaging Informs Patient Management

    - GMT

  4. SCIENTIFIC PRESENTATIONS

    - GMT

  5. Snack Break

    - GMT

  6. GENERAL CONVERSATION

    - GMT

  7. Prof. Frederick Kwaku Addai

    Personal Financial Planning and Preparing for Retirement

    - GMT

  8. ASOG General Meeting and Elections

    - GMT

  9. Closing Ceremony

    - GMT

  10. Lunch & Excursion

    - GMT

Venue

University Of Cape Coast

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