The Information Security Specialist will play a pivotal role in fortifying the organisation's security infrastructure and ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulations. Your responsibilities will encompass a wide array of tasks aimed at bolstering defences against cyber threats and safeguarding sensitive information.
We are looking for highly motivated individuals who are excited to take on challenges and value making a difference in their day-to-day work. This is a unique opportunity to make a difference in the emerging Digital Pathology field.
by Christos Evangelou, MSc, PhD – Medical Writer and Editor Breast cancer is one of the most common and deadly cancers worldwide. Chemotherapy is often used to shrink the tumor before surgery, but not all patients respond equally. How can doctors predict which patients will benefit from chemotherapy and which will not? In a new [...]
We are looking to add to our current team of 200 specialist consultants. Source LDPath provide an end-to-end clinical healthcare service including histopathology, digital pathology and AI, through to molecular diagnostics services; bringing a unique...
We are looking to add to our current team of 200 specialist consultants. Source LDPath provide an end-to-end clinical healthcare service including histopathology, digital pathology and AI, through to molecular diagnostics services; bringing a unique...
We are looking to add to our current team of 200 specialist consultants. Source LDPath provide an end-to-end clinical healthcare service including histopathology, digital pathology and AI, through to molecular diagnostics services; bringing a unique...
Owkin and University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust (UHB) announced today a new five year research partnership to use artificial intelligence (AI) to accelerate the screening and diagnosis of a range of diseases, starting with colorectal cancer.
Four research results will be presented to validate Deep Bio’s pioneering research and breakthroughs in AI advancements in digital pathology.
Digital pathology is modernizing the microscope-based standard, driving a shift to high-resolution images that each contain over 1 billion pixels telling the story of a patient’s disease. Accelerated by a growing base of evidence, laboratories are adopting digital pathology to enhance routine operations, improve decision making, and lay the foundation for unlocking new insights with AI.
Daniel Plews, Product Manager for Digital Pathology at Roche Diagnostics UK & Ireland, discusses the evolution of digital pathology, emphasizing advancements in scanning technology, partnerships for enhancing digital offerings, the potential of AI in diagnostics, the future of pathology labs transitioning towards digital methodologies, and the strategic importance of data storage and utilization, during an interview with Jonathon Tunstall for Pathology News.
