Join us for an introductory webinar on brightfield image analysis in HALO®, designed for beginners. We’ll walk through key digital pathology workflows, including singleplex, multiplex, and H&E image analysis. You’ll learn essential object detection methods for identifying cells, tissue structures, and regions of interest.
Highly multiplex imaging is revolutionizing immuno-oncology research by allowing scientists to analyze multiple biomarkers simultaneously, providing deeper insights into the complex interactions within the tumor microenvironment. As the volume and complexity of multiplexed image data grow, advanced analysis tools are essential for extracting meaningful information.
On behalf of the organizing committee, it is with great excitement and privilege that we welcome you to this gathering dedicated to exploring the forefront of Digital Pathology.
The American Urological Association (AUA) is at the forefront of innovative, evidence-based education for urologists and healthcare professionals worldwide. Through its Annual Meeting and year-round programs, the AUA upholds the highest standards in urologic education and professional development.
Join Indica Labs for a one-hour webinar showcasing the latest advancements in HALO Link, the collaborative image management platform designed for life science and discovery research. Learn how the Compliance Add-On supports regulatory workflows, how the new Figure Maker streamlines figure creation for publications, how the Annotation Manager aids annotation creation, and how the updated study navigation improves access to studies and data. See the View Settings Histogram in action for advanced fluorescence image adjustments and explore the power of interactive markups.
This event will examine the practical impact of digital pathology and AI in healthcare, focusing on how these technologies are transforming diagnostics and enhancing patient care. Across the region, there has been substantial progress in integrating digital pathology with other diagnostic tools, creating more cohesive and efficient systems for clinicians and patients alike.
The 4th International Spatial Biology Congress (ISBC 2025), is confirmed to be held on 15-16 May in The Hague, The Netherlands.
The 2025 Pathology Informatics Summit continues its tradition of assembling the top thought leaders in clinical laboratory and anatomic pathology informatics. The Pathology Informatics Conference topics will include exciting and innovative informatics sessions in the following fields: Laboratory Medicine, Anatomic Pathology, Digital Imaging and Machine Vision, Molecular/Genomics, Operations, Education, AI/Machine Learning, Regulatory Issues, and many more!
The 2025 Digital Pathology & AI Congress is confirmed to take place in Philadelphia on June 5 & 6. Together we will explore: the latest advances and applications of digital pathology; how artificial intelligence and machine learning is being applied to primary diagnosis and clinical research; and how the image-based information environment is transforming the laboratory. The Pharma and Biotech track describes how drug development and laboratories are embracing AI and computational pathology.
In a recent study, researchers at the University of Copenhagen, University of Glasgow, and the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia uncovered molecular signatures in tumor biopsies that can predict whether patients with a rare type of liver cancer will rapidly deteriorate or live for years after starting chemotherapy.
