Digital and computational pathology

Digital pathology is in transition – but soon, computers may take on some of the more time-consuming aspects of our work and provide novel insights

Artificial intelligence has a lot to contribute to pathology – but only with the contribution of pathologists who perform analyses no machine can

Specimen misidentification is not uncommon in pathology – but specialized printing solutions can reduce the likelihood of error

A 3D model allows scientists to view live human cells in an unprecedented way, using an algorithm to display the shape and location of its structures

Leading industry innovators showcase their newest and most advanced solutions for pathology and laboratory medicine

An award-winning app aims to enhance the nephrology learning experience, facilitate discussion, and attract new people to the field

A collaboration between industry, academia, and the clinic could lead to more efficient, more personalized cancer diagnosis and treatment

Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust and Leica Biosystems have formed a unique partnership to make a 100% digital pathology service a reality

Not only is artificial intelligence not intended to replace pathologists – at the moment, it can’t function without them!

Google’s AI team have developed an algorithm that can improve the accuracy of breast cancer diagnoses