Understand the human body in its dynamics, visualising elements of anatomy, physiology and pathology.
START NOWIn the medical world, it's pretty straightforward that you have to learn constantly throughout your lifetime and career. In , the way you study constantly is more important, and technology shortens the learning curve enormously.
Do you want free university classes? Learn anatomy with the Starter plan from BIOMAP.
Understand the Corint book more easily. Give up the tons of sketches
on paper and visualize biology in 3D
The biggest challenge in the early years of med school? Anatomy.
Learn the bones, muscles of the musculoskeletal system, and splanchnology more easily.
Access our online "atlas" wherever you go.
BIOMAP includes pathology in 3D, transforming the way of learning medicine.
As for doctors, they can use the platform as a visual aid in the
discussion with the patient.
Whether you are in the 1st or 6th year of med school, on BioMap you can find everything from hand anatomy or nerve impulse transmission to gastro-oesophageal reflux or
kidney cancer.
If you are a doctor, you can use BIOMAP as a virtual support in talking to patients. As a university professor, the platform can be a real help in
creating impactful presentations for students.
BioMap helps you visualize anatomical or pathological elements up to the cell level.
The platform gives you access to the entire human body, as you need
to understand it better.
Using predefined dynamic animations within the BIOMAP application, you understand anatomy or pathophysiology much faster.
See anatomical elements in 3D,
such as muscle contraction or the mechanism of congestive heart failure.
In medicine, you have to learn constantly throughout your life. However, the way you learn is changing as technology develops, and BIOMAP’s mission is to be the first
choice for anyone who wants to learn medicine at international standards.
Man has five senses, but we often use only one to study: the visual, being limited to understanding the text of books, manuals, treatises.
BIOMAP also
brings the kinesthetic sense into the equation, because you are the one who controls, with the mouse or the finger, the 3D model in front of you.
WOW! Congratulations on the initiative. It is one of the best platforms to learn medicine, wherever you are in medicine, even if you are a first year, 6th year
student or resident doctor.
The accuracy of the details is incredible! And I'm glad it's in two languages, English and Romanian.
I am a premium member on both Grile-Admitere and BIOMAP, and your platforms have made all the preparation for the summer admission into med school much more efficient and pleasant.
It's wonderful what the BIOMAP team did!
I will promote your platform whenever I have the opportunity!If we had in the 90's what you do now, we
would have probably been even better doctors now.
Sincere congratulations!
It provides an overview of the human organism structures that you do not find in atlases.
The impact is major in understanding anatomy and
morpho/pathophysiology.
The interface is very user-friendly. In conclusion, it fills a big gap in medicine. At least for students and doctors at the
beginning of their careers.
An application that, in some situations, can guide you much better than an anatomy atlas does.
It's a great way to learn quickly and understand the
topic at hand.
I recommend it to all students and doctors at the beginning of their careers and beyond.
Congratulations for the initiative, I'm a bit sad I didn't have this app in the first year of med school.
It would have been super useful for me
during my faculty years.
I used BIOMAP at the end of the 5th year and now it helps me a lot in preparing for the residency exam :)
The most important thing in medicine is to understand it. One of the visionaries of our century, Elon Musk, was asked in an interview how he manages to have
knowledge in so many different fields. He answered simply: "I am learning the basics perfectly.
Knowledge is like a tree, and the roots must be as strong
as possible." BIOMAP is here to help you understand medicine and make logical connections, so you never forget the notions your learn—ever again.