Microscopy and imaging

What place does virtual and augmented reality have in the future of pathology?

We sit down with pathology informatics trailblazer, Liron Pantanowitz, to learn how he got into the field and where he sees AI taking it in the future

With increased adoption and capability of digital pathology solutions, reliability and high-quality images are key

To provide diagnostic algorithms with uniform, valid input, digital pathology images must be standardized to real-world colors

Take October's case and tell us which syndrome typically involves pancreatic tumors of this type

Anant Madabhushi has been at the forefront of computational pathology since its humble beginnings – but why and how did his journey in AI start?

Continuing professional development is a challenge – particularly as the speed of technological development increases and time becomes more precious

A neural network called STORK can predict embryo quality with over 90 percent accuracy, offering fresh hope for successful in vitro fertilization.

A new imaging technique provides detailed views of tumor cells, allowing researchers to visualize the transition from precancerous to cancerous

Michael Tanner discusses new fiber-optic technology and how it can be applied to disease diagnosis in the lung and other organs.