It's easy to get caught up in the hype surrounding digital pathology. But what is actually involved and going digital?
What are the steps involved? We know about scanners and viewing images, of course. But what other pieces of software might be necessary or helpful?
Coleman Stavish is co-founder and CTO at Proscia, a leading provider of digital and computational pathology solutions.
At Proscia, Coleman works with a team of engineers and scientists who develop enterprise software in use at leading laboratories and large biopharma companies around the world, as well as novel image classification.
We're going to be talking about workflows in digital pathology and the importance of the image management platform. What are the considerations in going digital, how can all of our software work together and how can we truly realize the promise of digital pathology by incorporating AI algorithms and other tools?
