Blogs
From the Proscia blog: Ensuring the quality of slides in digital pathology is a meticulous and time-consuming process. The individuals responsible for quality control can vary greatly, ranging from specially trained technicians conducting...
ETH Zurich and Roche are joining forces in Basel to advance the development of new methods that facilitate the search for medicines. Together, they will train specialists for the biomedical challenges of our time. ETH Zurich and Roche...
From the Paige blog: It has long been recognized among practicing pathologists and within pathology research that breast cancer diagnosis comes with many challenges, including laborious manual processes and diagnostic subjectivity. In recent...
Glencoe Software presents the omero2pandas package, designed to integrate with popular Python data science tools and enable analysis workflows which utilize tabular data stored on an OMERO server. The vast quantities of data generated by...
From the Mikroscan blog: With digital pathology, geographical barriers no longer limit our ability to connect, learn, and collaborate. In this blog post, we explore the significance of collaboration and knowledge sharing in digital pathology...
Pathology in life sciences research and development (R&D) can be heavy on collaboration. That’s a good thing – because science is a team effort. But as you engage more stakeholders, lab professionals, outside partners, and compliance...
