Dylan Vainer, a first-year medical student at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University, spent plenty of time looking at the body’s abdomen and gastrointestinal system in his gross anatomy class. Using cadavers, Vainer and his classmates got to see and touch the organs, muscles and other structures in the human body. But after class, Vainer took it a step further: he visited the Ginsburg Health Sciences Library’s new Innovation Space, slipped on a HTC Vive virtual reality headset, grabbed the controllers, and stepped into a whole new world.
