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I don’t remember how. I don’t remember where I got the idea. I only remember the why. When I was 10 and my grandfather was turning 65, heading into retirement after a lifetime of orphanages, foster homes, depression and recession, war and...

Join us for breakfast and a talk on Antibodies to Artificial Intelligence, May 22, 2018 – 7am to 8am –  Grand Ballroom 1 Today, both Industry and Academia are heavily investing in Artificial Intelligence (AI). Machine learning has...

In some previous posts going back nearly 4 years I mentioned my father’s jewelry store in the heart of Chicago’s downtown jewelry district. I talked about his customers, in particular, gypsies who would frequent the store with cash and a...

When: Wed, Jun 6, 2018 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM PDT Register Now   PD-L1 is seen as the current breakthrough therapeutic target in immuno-oncology. Following recent clinical advances, PD-L1 expression has become a key factor in determining...

In the 16th century the microscope was first invented; this revolutionized the diagnosis of disease. Since then a lot has changed, most notably increasing use of technology which has transformed our lives and in particular within healthcare....

Wednesday, May 23, 2018 at 2 PM EDT – Presented by Pathology Webinars, LLC Well known fact is that the anatomic pathology space is in transition. Learn what your lab needs to do now, to keep up with fast-paced industry changes and avoid...