THE ANATOMICAL NETWORK · APS

Support a project connecting research, training and innovation.

The Anatomical Network APS is an independent association project. Support received contributes to the development of scientific, training and outreach activities related to aNETomy® and to Network Science applied to anatomy and rehabilitation.

Every contribution helps turn ideas, research and tools into shared activities that are accessible to the professional community.

HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT US

Three simple ways to contribute.

02

Become a member

Joining the Association means contributing on an ongoing basis to the growth of the project and becoming part of its community.

How to join
03

Share the project

Sharing our activities, scientific work and training initiatives also helps build a wider network of people interested in these topics.

Explore the research
Cover of Network e Regolazione in Terapia Manuale by Daniele Della Posta

SUPPORT RESEARCH THROUGH THE BOOK

Network e Regolazione in Terapia Manuale

The book presents the theoretical pathway that accompanied the development of the aNETomy® perspective, bringing together complexity, regulation, adaptation and biomechanical networks.

You can receive a copy of the book with a donation of €20 to The Anatomical Network APS, contributing to research activities on anatomical networks. Shipping costs are €5.

Publisher AIROP ISBN 978-88-94940-14-5 Year 2021

Suggested donation: €20 + €5 shipping.

AN INDEPENDENT PROJECT

Your support stays within the project.

The resources received are used for the Association's institutional activities: research projects, digital tools, training initiatives, scientific communication and network activities.

The Anatomical Network APS does not present this page as a commercial service. It is a space for those who wish to contribute voluntarily to the development of the Association's activities.

WOULD YOU LIKE TO KNOW MORE?

Get in touch.

For information about donations, collaborations or support for specific initiatives, you can contact us directly.

theanatomicalnetwork@gmail.com