Partnership between ImaginAI and Daiichi Sankyo: Multimodal AI for Biomarker Discovery in Tumors
Strategic collaboration between Imagene AI and Daiichi Sankyo to develop multimodal AI technologies for biomarker discovery in tumors using…
Digital Pathology in Developing Countries: Why We Need It More Than Others
Many believe that Digital Pathology is merely a technological luxury. Some imagine that it is reserved for large hospitals in Europe or America,…
Glass Shatters, Data Remains: Why Digital Pathology is No Longer a Luxury in Times of War and Crisis?
The work of a pathologist is typically associated with quiet; an isolated lab, a microscope, and deep concentration. But what happens when…
When Tumors ‘Light Up’ Within the Specimen: The SIGHT Algorithm Launches the 3D Pathology Revolution
The 2D Crisis and the Pending Promise of 3D. Throughout the history of pathology, we have relied on two-dimensional (2D) glass slides…
“Something massive is happening”: Are we in AI’s ‘COVID’?
Introduction: The Calm Before the Storm. Cast your mind back to February 2020. If you were attentive then, you might have noticed marginal news about…
The Unified Medical Imaging Revolution: How AI is Reshaping the Landscape of Radiology and Pathology Together?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer just a future technology we discuss at conferences; it has become the fundamental infrastructure for care...
Why AI Fails in Pathology: The Secret Programmers Overlook
In the midst of the media hype surrounding Artificial Intelligence's (AI) ability to replace physicians, we forget a fundamental truth: AI without…
From Idea to Diagnosis: The Journey of Building an AI Algorithm in Digital Pathology
Behind the Scenes: Building an AI Algorithm in Digital Pathology
When a pathologist opens a digital slide and clicks to get…
Highlights from the PathVisions 2025 Conference: How AI Accelerates Innovation in Pathology and What This Means for Your Practice?
Weeks after PathVisions 2025 concluded in sunny San Diego, the discussions continue to resonate...
The Gold Mine in Pathology: Either We Exploit It… Or We Lose It
Every day, pathology departments worldwide produce petabytes of data — from whole slide images, molecular tests,...