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I have been approached by academic staff to consider the "potential to develop an anatomy and physiology area of the library, where students could view anatomical models and also maybe work on anatomy and physiology CDRoms. There might also be posters of anatomy and physiology too." In preparation for meeting with the staff concerned, I am interested in finding out if any other libraries contain such a physical collection, HE institutions in particular. How is it managed? Did it's set-up require additional funding (I have a feeling some of these models can be pricey)? etc. We already subscribe to Anatomy.TV and I will be working with staff to exploit its potential further for teaching purposes and that is of course available to all of our students, regardless of whether they are sitting in any future anatomy/physiology resource area. I'd love to hear any thoughts or information you'd be willing to share and will of course summarise for anyone else who may be interested. Many thanks in anticipation Melanie Melanie Brocklehurst Senior Information Adviser - Health & Social Care Learning and Information Services London South Bank University 250 Southwark Bridge Road London SE1 6NJ Tel: 020 7815 6695 E-mail: [log in to unmask]