The meeting will kick off on Saturday, March 21 with the USCAP Honors and Dr. John Goldblum delivering the Maude Abbott Legacy lecture, followed by the all-attendee welcome reception, Gathering in the Grotto, held on the San Antonio River Walk.
On Sunday, March 22th, select from over 40 education sessions offered by Companion Societies. These sessions cover the breadth and depth of pathology and are an excellent chance for you to network with colleagues. Starting Monday, March 23rd, attendees can select from a variety of programming from platforms to Luminaries to Interactive Microscopy sessions. In addition, attendees can visit the exhibit hall to view the latest and greatest in pathology and attend seminars to get a deep dive into new products and technologies. On Tuesday, March 24th, join the Nathan Kaufman Timely Topics lecture on Generative and Agentic AI for Pathology delivered by Dr. Faisal Mahmood.
Why Attend the Annual Meeting
- Connect With Pathology Legends: USCAP’s Annual Meeting is where you go to hear pathology legends share their insights; where you run into the authors of your textbooks at an afternoon lecture; and where you meet the leading minds in pathology and join the conversation!
- Reconnect With Old Friends and Make New Ones: Reconnect with friends from previous schools or positions; chat with your fellow attendees at social events; share insights around the microscope in Interactive Microscopy courses; or tour the poster hall and find a new collaborator.
- Connect Your Ideas: Before it’s a eye-opening article in a USCAP journal, it might be a poster at the Annual Meeting. USCAP attracts the most cutting-edge research to its Poster Hall, Moderated Poster Sessions, and Platform Sessions. Come talk to the researchers in person and see how your ideas might align!
- See How Exhibitors Connect Ideas and Action: Browse the latest technology and innovative products at the Exhibit Hall. You’ll hear from all of the leading companies in the field and glimpse the future of daily pathology practice. Visit pathology associations, find new educational tools, and more.
