Digital Pathology Podcast
Aleksandra Zuraw from Digital Pathology Place discusses digital pathology from the basic concepts to the newest developments, including image analysis and artificial intelligence. She reviews scientific literature and together with her guests discusses the current industry and research digital pathology trends.
- Update frequency
- every 6 days
- Average duration
- 36 minutes
- Episodes
- 163
- Years Active
- 2019 - 2025
23: How to make sense of multiplex data with phenotyping? (part 2) w/ Regan Baird, Visiopharm
This episode is brought to you by Visiopharm.
Multiplex tissue staining can generate large amounts of data to help identify distinct information about particular cells in tissue.
Immuno-…
22: OracleBio's path to GCP compliant image analysis clinical trail support w/ Lorcan Sherry, OracleBio
Founded in 2011 by this episode’s guest, Lorcan Sherry, along with co-founder John Waller, OracleBio entered the digital pathology market with a unique value proposition – to be a contr…
21: Introduction to multiplex for tissue image analysis (part 1) w/ Regan Baird, Visiopharm
This episode is brought to you by Visiopharm.
After experimenting with multidimensional, multimarker, and multicolor single-cell imaging modalities during his postdoc at Beth Israel Deac…
20: Accelerating custom design of AI image analysis algorithms for drug development using transfer learning w/ Sylvain Berlemont, Keen Eye
As a computer scientist, he knew that to make a real impact with image analysis there were only two areas: military and life sciences. Sylvain Berlemont, the founder of Keen Eye chose l…
19: A new generation of whole slide scanners: faster, smarter, and more flexible w/ Don Van Dyke, Bionovation
Smartphone, smartwatch, smart TV...internet of things (IoT) and artificial intelligence of things (AIoT) is ubiquitous. But did it already make it into any of the digital pathology devi…
18: Reimbursement for digital pathology in the clinic – how does that work? w/ Esther Abels, Visiopharm
Medical tests and procedures can get reimbursed. The basis of the reimbursement are the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes developed by the American Medical Association (AMA).
B…
17: Why and how should pathologists keep up with AI? w/ David Harrison, University of St. Andrews
This episode is brought to you by Visiopharm
Artificial Intelligence is starting to cross from pathology research into pathology clinical practice. With several AI-based algorithms appro…
16: Virtual Immunohistochemistry. How Owkin uses artificial intelligence to generate IHC stains without antibodies w/ Victor Dillard
If you are working with immunohistochemistry (IHC) you know how challenging it can sometimes be to optimize all the steps in the process to obtain a high-quality stain. It often takes t…
15: Why and how is AI taking over the tissue image analysis field? w/ Jeppe Thagaard, Visiopharm
Machine learning is not a new technology, but it started to revolutionize pathology relatively recently. The ideal combination of untapped, abundant pathology data necessary to leverage…
14: HistoQC, an open-source way to control the quality of pathology images
This episode's guest, Andrew Janowczyk, is a computer scientist who has been active in the field of digital pathology since 2008. Before turning to the field of digital pathology he wor…
13: How Aira Matrix supports digital pathology with deep learning on demand w/ Chaith Kondragunta
Today’s guest, Chaith Kondragunta, started working on neural network applications as an engineer back in the days when the computing power to fully utilize them was not available yet. T…
12: Why and how should digital pathology be implemented into clinical practice? w/ Ralf Huss
Implementing digital pathology into clinical practice is a big endeavor and a decision not taken lightly by pathology laboratories. Today’s guest, Dr. Ralf Huss, the chairman of Visioph…
11: DIY AI-based image analysis for pathology. How DeePathology incorporated respect for pathologists' time into their software w/ Chen Sagiv
I met Chen Sagiv in person in 2019 at the European Congress of Toxicologic Pathology in Cologne, Germany after previously interacting for several months on social media. We stayed in to…
10: Remote toxicologic pathology. How Deciphex is accelerating the non-clinical drug development phase w/ Donal O'Shea.
The guest of this episode is Donal O'Shea, the CEO, and founder of Deciphex. He has been active in the area of digital pathology essentially since its beginning. He worked in academia a…
9: Digital pathology in a suitcase. How Grundium's portable whole slide scanning microscope expands the reach of telepathology w/ Mika Kuisma
Often those pathologists and scientists who are thinking of starting their journey with digital pathology are intimidated by the workflow changes and investment they will have to make i…
8: What is validation and how to validate an AI image analysis solution with Tom Westerling-Bui from Aiforia
The tools to develop AI models for biomedical image analysis have recently become accessible also for non-computer scientists. With the accessibility to AI tools, the question arises wh…
7: Pro bono telepathology w/ Jared Block and Gabe Siegel.
Jared organized a fundraiser and Gabe donated to the fundraiser, but he didn't donate money, he donated an augmented reality system - basically, the most expensive piece of equipment Ja…
6: Digital pathology for microscope lovers. How Augmentiqs approaches digital pathology differently w/ Gabe Siegel.
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, so many pathologists need to work from home today. The microscopes and the slides were packed and brought home. Everyone is now on their own. No more kn…
5: HistoWiz: fast histology and an image database for mining from Brooklyn NY w/ Ke Cheng
She is a researcher herself and during her research, she experienced the great histopathology pain point first hand: it was too slow! So to help researchers solve this problem she creat…
4. PathPresenter a tool to make killer pathology presentations and much more w/ Rajendra Singh, MD
Do you remember a presentation where the presenter had to switch between their powerpoint and a whole slide viewer to show a case and do you remember how annoying that was?
Or a present…