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Vishram singh is presently professor and head, department of anatomy and professor-in-charge, medical education unit, santosh university, ghaziabad, india. He is also editor-in-chief, journal of the anatomical society of india. He holds mbbs and ms (anatomy) degrees from king george’s medical college, lucknow, up. Professor singh has been teaching anatomy to undergraduate and postgraduate students at several colleges and institutes like king george’s medical college, lucknow, up and all india institute of medical sciences, new delhi and has been an examiner to various colleges and universities. He has more than 40 years of experience in teaching, research and clinical practice. He is the recipient of the best teacher and researcher award from al-arab medical university, benghazi, libya.

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