Nov 03

Digital Pathology and AI in Cancer Grading, T-Cell Imaging & Biomarkers

It’s 6 a.m. again, coffee in hand, livestream camera on, and I’m talking to a community of digital pathology professionals around the world who, like me, think Saturday mornings are a great time to discuss AI, cancer grading, and T-cell imaging. Welcome to another episode of DigiPath Digest —... read more →
Nov 01

AI in Pathology: Advances in Prostate, Bladder & Endocrine Cancer

If you joined me live at 6 a.m. Pennsylvania time for this week’s DigiPath Digest, you already know we started with some classic live-stream chaos—muted microphones, screens that didn’t want to share, and Facebook comments disappearing into the digital void. But once we got rolling, things got really interesting.... read more →
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Jun 02

Can pathologists and computer scientists understand each other?

Can pathologists and computer scientists understand each other? Can pathologists and computer scientists understand each other’s disciplines in order to collaborate more efficiently? And more importantly, can they even understand each other? Why should they? Is it really necessary? I strongly believe it is! To watch the webinar... read more →
Apr 02

Telepathology in Time of Coronavirus

As with so many other professionals, pathologists have been instructed to work from home during the time of the coronavirus pandemic. Even those who were hesitant before in one way or another are being pushed towards some form of telepathology. Before the pandemic one would consider using a... read more →