Join Pathology News for this short interview, where Sidney Ocanagil-Tunstall speaks with Professor David Brettle, Chief Scientific Officer at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, and Steven Lynum, President and CEO of Epredia, about Tango – a new technology designed to tackle stain variability and support greater consistency across histopathology laboratories.
In the conversation, David and Steven explore the story behind Tango, its development through a collaboration between Leeds and Epredia, and how improving upstream staining consistency could help create higher-quality, more standardised data for digital pathology and AI.
Looking ahead, the discussion considers Tango’s potential to support AI readiness by reducing variability, making algorithms easier to develop and deploy, and helping move AI towards more scalable use in routine pathology workflows.
