If any of the statements applies: ➡️ You know AI and Machine Learning are already part of the pathology workflow, but maybe you are not exactly sure which part of the workflow? ➡️ “AI” is... read more →
Apr
14
Apr
08
What can digital pathology be used for? Is it just diagnostics or does it go beyond that? In this webinar, based on chapter 4 of my “Digital Pathology 101” book you will learn about: The transformative... read more →
Oct
20
Our thrilling exploration of the digital transformation in pathology unfolded during the live webinar for the launch of "Digital Pathology 101," authored by our very own Dr. Aleksandra Zuraw. Here's a recap of what you missed: We journeyed through the past, present,... read more →
Sep
20
Let's go through the "Use of Whole Slide Imaging in Nonclinical Toxicology Studies: Questions and Answers, Guidance for Industry" document together and see what is actually recommended when it comes to digital pathology... read more →
Aug
20
As the digital pathology community is embarking on the journey of DICOM implementations questions we haven't asked ourselves arise... Is DICOM and image format or is it a standard? What is the difference?... read more →
Mar
16
Have you wondered how personalized can personalized medicine possibly be? In this webinar together with Typhaine Lejeune, a veterinary pathologist with over 15 years of experience in drug development we will talk exactly about that. Typhaine is a pathologist,... read more →
Nov
26
Have you ever done a bunch of annotations for your deep learning model and realized that your model was confused and that you had to redo all of them, and you were not sure why? I know I have! There was one project I was advising for where an... read more →
Jun
02
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
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 →