We speak to Judy Melinek about forensic pathology, expert witnessing, and the birth of a pathology-themed novel series

Spatial profiling of tissues previously relied on fresh frozen samples – but now, preserved tissue can also be examined

The world has shifted on its foundations – and it’s time that people recognized the laboratory’s role in keeping it turning

From mapping the universe to exploring immuno-oncology, celestial object-mapping algorithms are shining a light on secrets hidden in data

Pikka Jokelainen introduces us to One Health, parasitology, veterinary medicine, and more

How a summer research program for high school students opened them up to a brand-new world of science, medicine, and more

Listen to our expert roundtable on the current state of COVID-19, what we’ve learned so far, and the outlook for the future

We sit down with Mike Osborn, President of the Royal College of Pathologists, to discuss pandemics, priorities, and the future of pathology

A new study has sequenced 64 haplotypes representing 25 populations – moving human genome reference data closer to reflecting true human diversity

Are images still relevant in pathology and laboratory medicine? Yes – but they are no longer the only pillar upon which the field stands