Upcoming webinar: PathXL Tutor Version 8.0 Overview
Cirdan, a global leader in pathology informatics and imaging, since acquiring the Belfast-based Philips Digital and Computational Pathology business (formerly known as PathXL) in July 2020, has enhanced its existing product offering with PathXL’s digital pathology, image analysis, deep learning, and educational tools. As part of this, Cirdan has invested further in refining and developing the successful PathXL Tutor software platform, with the latest version due to be released at the end of next month.
We are excited to announce that we will be hosting a webinar on 11th March at 4pm-5pm (GMT), to provide a walk through of the new release of version 8.0 of PathXL Tutor.
The webinar will take
If interested in attending the webinar you can register following the link below.
Launch of New Customer Service Portal
On 1st February we were delighted to launch our new customer service portal, with the first roll out taking place with our PathXL Tutor platform. The portal will be made available across all our solutions in the coming months.
Our new support portal is built with a workflow driven method, so our Customer Service Engineers have as much information as possible to resolve any tickets as quickly as possible. Users can easily access the portal via our new URL (https://support.cirdan.com). Through the portal our customers are able to see their support enquiries and progress all in the one place. The new portal is easily accessible, anytime, anywhere on any device.
View the new portal in action below.
Fear and coping in a pandemic: reflections from the tissue pathology lab
Last September, we hosted a special webinar edition of Pathology Horizons, where Dr. Clinton Boyd, consultant pathologist from Belfast HSC trust, gave us his version of the COVID-19 story, entitled ‘Fear and coping in a pandemic: reflections from the tissue pathology lab’.
If you missed it, you can view his talk below.
For more information on this event and to pre-register your interest in attending this years conference, visit: www.pathologyhorizons.
In case you missed it…
Cirdan and Targos strengthen their commitment to supporting pathologist professional development
Cirdan, a global leader in pathology informatics and imaging, and Targos, a global leader in clinical biomarker services today announced that they have consolidated their commitment to advancing digital pathology education and the professional development of pathologists in a new collaboration agreement. Read more
KTP Associate, Paul Rainey with Cirdan discusses his enhanced sensor arrays for the detection of X-rays
Paul outlines the objectives and outputs of his KTP project with Cirdan, and how the programme helped him progress in his career. Read more
Source: CIRDAN
