What does every pathologist need to know about computational pathology and artificial intelligence today?

In this special podcast episode, Dr Pierre Moulin, Chief Scientific Officer at Deciphex, and Dr Runjan Chetty, Chief Medical Officer at Deciphex, discuss the upcoming Diagnexia Computational Pathology Course 2026 and explain why developing AI literacy is becoming increasingly important for pathologists and trainees.

This intensive 2-day educational programme has been designed specifically for pathologists who want to move beyond the headlines and gain a practical understanding of computational pathology, digital imaging, machine learning, and AI applications in diagnostic practice. No prior programming or computational experience is required.

During the conversation, Dr Moulin and Dr Chetty explore:

• Why computational pathology is reshaping modern diagnostics
• The real-world applications of AI in pathology today
• How AI is being used for biomarker quantification, cancer grading, prognosis prediction, and clinical decision support
• Key challenges around validation, regulation, and implementation
• What attendees will learn during the two-day course
• Who should attend and how the course can support career development
• Through expert-led lectures, demonstrations, discussions, and practical examples, attendees will gain the knowledge and confidence needed to critically evaluate and engage with one of the fastest-evolving areas in pathology.

Whether you are just beginning your digital pathology journey or looking to deepen your understanding of computational approaches, this course provides a strong practical foundation for the future of diagnostic medicine.

Register for the course