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Third Annual Digital Pathology Transforming Medicine in a Digital World February 16-18, 2015 | Moscone North Convention Center | San Francisco, CA www.triconference.com/digital-pathology UPMC's Dr. Jeffrey Fine to Present at Third...
GE Healthcare to offer Caradigm’s Identity and Access Management suite with Omnyx digital pathology solutions to streamline pathology workflows. GE Healthcare, a leader in technology innovation announced it will resell Caradigm’s Single...
Blaze Medical Devices (Blaze), an Ann Arbor, MI based company developing novel blood analysis technologies, announced that it has been awarded a Phase I SBIR grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in collaboration with University of...
Leica Microsystems has helped to jointly establish an open industry board for the imaging technology sector. The company has allied with Nikon, Zeiss, FEI, Olympus, SVI and Photometrics to found the board, which is linked to the upcoming...
New SPOT 5.2 Software Release!
SPOT Imaging Solutions is pleased to announce the release of the new SPOT 5.2 software. SPOT 5.2 Software provides ongoing OS support for your SPOT camera while expanding its capabilities with new features and enhanced functionality. New...
Histological stains in medical and research specimens permit visual differentiation and discrimination of one microscopic tissue or cellular component from another, thus enabling observation of the architecture that describes the subject...