
HistoWiz and PathologyOutlines.com Partner to Streamline Digital Slide Integration for Pathology Publi
HistoWiz, Inc., a global leader in histopathology services and digital pathology innovation, has formed a strategic partnership with PathologyOutlines.com, the world’s most visited pathology education platform. The collaboration aims to simplify the digital pathology workflow for researchers submitting articles to PathologyOutlines by enabling direct integration with HistoWiz’s advanced PathologyMap™ platform.
With this partnership, authors submitting research articles to PathologyOutlines will benefit from a seamless and intuitive workflow for uploading digital pathology slides. The PathologyMap platform enables direct image upload and automatically generates a secure, embeddable link that can be placed within articles, allowing readers to view high-resolution digital slides without the need for login credentials. This integration significantly enhances the reader experience by offering immediate, frictionless access to pathology images alongside the scientific content.
“At HistoWiz, we are committed to accelerating pathology discoveries by making high-quality digital pathology tools accessible to all. This partnership with PathologyOutlines.com aligns with our mission to democratize access to pathology data and empowers researchers to share interactive slide content more effectively with the global community,”
said Linh Hoang, CEO of HistoWiz.
This partnership supports PathologyOutlines’ mission to disseminate high-quality, open-access pathology content while staying at the forefront of digital transformation in research publishing. By embedding interactive whole slide images directly into articles, PathologyOutlines will offer readers a richer, more insightful experience that closely mirrors the real-world practice of pathology.
“Visitors to our conference booths increasingly request more whole slide images in our textbook to support diagnostic and educational use. We are pleased that this collaboration with HistoWiz allows us to do that more easily, and we are also considering other ways to apply this capability to support practicing pathologists,”
said Nat Pernick, Founder and Owner of PathologyOutlines.com.
By combining HistoWiz’s innovative slide management technology with PathologyOutlines’ trusted publishing platform, the two organizations are setting a new standard for digital pathology publishing—bridging the gap between high-quality content and intuitive, image-rich user experiences.
About HistoWiz
HistoWiz accelerates scientific research and discoveries by automating histology and digital pathology solutions. The company processes tissue specimens for both GLP and non-GLP and digitizes the data onto its web-based platform PathologyMap™ for customers to review their results. This proprietary online platform enables researchers to quickly view, manage, analyze, and share their histopathology data and perform on-platform image analysis. HistoWiz’s network of more than 130 on-call, board-certified pathologists is also available for on-demand consultation with the click of a button. Through automation and AI, HistoWiz’s innovations promote a deeper understanding of biology by enabling global collaboration to drive scientific advancement.
About PathologyOutlines
PathologyOutlines.com has a mission, since 2001, of providing free, useful professional surgical and clinical pathology information to practicing pathologists and laboratory personnel in 15 seconds or less. Our textbook is written by pathologists and peer reviewed by our editorial board. We provide extensive lists of images (gross, microscopic, clinical and others), virtual slides and references. We also provide a Worldwide Directory of Pathologists, the leading pathologist job bank, lists of pathology related fellowships, conferences and books, a case of the month and a quarterly What’s New newsletter highlighting different subspecialties. We have also made charitable giving a major part of our operations, including scholarships at Detroit Public Schools, Wayne State University and the University of Michigan Medical and Law Schools.








