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Digital-Pathology-Today
by Magpie Communications
Digital Pathology Today, the only podcast for professionals interested in the field of digital pathology and artificial intelligence in a clinical setting. This interview-style podcast features industry leaders, key academics, and top pathologists discussing the past, present and future of digital pathology.Hosted by pathologist, Dr. Joseph Anderson, each weekly episode discusses topics from artificial intelligence to regulation and much more. “We hope to bring news and information to anyone interested in the field of digital pathology,” said Digital Pathology Today host, Dr. Joseph Anderson. “With so many advances and innovations taking place, we know that Digital Pathology Today will be a valuable source of information for our listeners.”
Episodes
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October 2025 Digital Pathology Roundup
The October 2025 digital pathology roundup with Imogen Fitt of Signify Research is here. Recent activity in digital pathology and AI spans new partnerships, implementations, and product launches. Partnerships: Alpenglow Biosciences & VirDx: Collaborating to create large-scale 3D light-sheet...
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September 2025 Digital Pathology Roundup
Digital Pathology Roundup – September 2025 Funding: Cyted Health raised €44m Series B led by EQT Life Sciences with Advent Life Sciences and British Business Bank; existing investors Morningside and BGF joined. Funds will drive US expansion, strengthen UK commercialization, and broaden tests…
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August 2025 Digital Pathology Roundup
Here is the August Digital Pathology Roundup with Imogen Fitt of Signify Research. 1. Acquisitions: Tempus AI is buying Paige for $81.25M, mostly in stock. Beyond headlines calling it a “data deal,” Tempus gains Paige’s ~7M de-identified whole-slide images plus seasoned AI/regulatory assets…
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July 2025 Digital Pathology Roundup
Here is the July 2025 Digital Pathology Roundup with Imogen Fitt of Signify Research. Partnerships: Owkin launched a 5-year partnership with Newcastle Upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust to apply agentic AI across drug discovery, development, and diagnostics. First up: an AI tool to screen…
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June 2025 Digital Pathology roundup
The June Digital Pathology Roundup with Imogen Fitt of Signify research is here. Funding: • RainPath AI raised €2.5M from Teampact.ventures, Xplore by Épopée Gestion, The Quest, Advance Lab, SHARPSTONE, about 15 angels, and Bpifrance. RainPath builds AI tools for virtual staining, smarter slide...
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May 2025 Digital Pathology Roundup
Here is May's Digital Patholog Roundup with Imogen Fitt of Signify Research. 1. Digital Pathology as a Service (DPaaS): Histofy and Source BioScience announced a strategic partnership to enhance diagnostic workflows, starting with efficiency improvements and later expanding to deploy Histofy’s AI...
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April 2025 Digital Pathology Roundup
April’s Digital pathology Roundup with Imogen Fitt of Signify Research reflects strong momentum in digital pathology integrations, global AI expansion, and regulatory milestones. Partnerships & Integrations: Visiopharm + Indica Labs: Visiopharm’s Discovery image analysis software is now…
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March 2025 Digital Pathology Roundup
March saw major developments across digital pathology, including regulatory milestones, foundational AI models, strategic partnerships, and significant funding wins. Regulatory Approvals: Epredia earned FDA 510(k) clearance for its high-volume E1000 Dx Digital Pathology Solution, capable of...
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February 2025 Digital Pathology Roundup
February 2025 saw significant momentum in Digital Pathology, marked by strategic partnerships, platform expansions, and regulatory progress. Here is the February Round-up with Imogen Fitt of Signify Research. Indica Labs partnered with Versant Diagnostics to deploy the HALO AP platform across…
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January 2025 Digital Pathology Roundup
Here is January’s Digital Pathology round-up with Imogen Fitt of Signify Research. FDA Clearances: Paige received FDA 510(k) clearance for its FullFocus™ digital pathology viewer to support additional scanners, the Leica Aperio GT 450 DX and the Hamamatsu NanoZoomer S360MD. Previously cleared for...
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2025 Digital Pathology Predictions
Imogen Fitt from Signify Research joins us for her predictions for Digital Pathology in 2025. Trend 1 – Genomics and Digital Pathology Markets Becoming Inextricably Linked Genomics and digital pathology are converging as distinct yet complementary fields. Increasingly, vendors are developing...
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November 2024 Digital Pathology Roundup
Happy Holidays Everyone! Here is the Digital Pathology Round-Up covering events in November with Imogen Fitt of Signify Research. There will be no December roundup but rather an assessment of the state of the industry and Predictions for 2025 coming in January. Customer Expansions: Ibex Medical...
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October 2024 Digital Pathology Roundup
Imogen Fitt from Signify Research joins us for the October Digital Pathology Roundup, which highlights significant developments in digital pathology and related fields, focusing on funding, telepathology, generative AI, and enterprise imaging. Funding: Mindpeak GmbH secured $15.3 million in…
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September 2024 Digital Pathology Roundup
September's round-up highlights significant advancements in AI integration, structured reporting, real-world data (RWD), hematology, and funding in the digital pathology space. Aiforia Technologies partnered with Assistance Publique–Hôpitaux de Paris (AP-HP) to introduce AI-based prostate…
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August 2024 Digital Pathology Roundup
Imogen Fitt from Signify Research joins us to recap the news and events of August. Paige recently announced several key changes, starting with the appointment of Razik Yousfi as the new CEO. Paige is transitioning its diagnostic AI applications to a standalone solution compatible with other…
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July 2024 Digital Pathology Roundup
The July Digital Pathology Round-up with Imogen Fitt of Signify Research is here. Nucleai and Proscia Partnership: Nucleai and Proscia have partnered to integrate Nucleai's AI Predictive Biomarker algorithms into Proscia's Concentriq platform. This collaboration aligns with the rising interest in...
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June 2024 Digital Pathology Roundup
A lot to talk about in June… ZayaAI introduced a Pathology Laboratory Information System (LIS), addressing integration issues between digital pathology IMS and outdated lab software. The acquisition of Visonex by PreciPoint further indicates market convergence. PathAI launched two AI products:...
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SEASON 3, EPISODE 14 - Alan Lorimer - Digital Pathology in the Cloud
Moving digital pathology to the cloud. We're talking about cloud computing the features and components of the cloud and how it differs from on premise computing. What are the barriers and overlooked considerations in moving your operations to the cloud? What is the truth about storage costs in...
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SEASON 3, EPISODE 13 - Andre Esteva, PhD - Personalizing Treatment Decisions through Artificial Intelligence
Today we are discussing how treatment decisions can be personalized through artificial intelligence and digital pathology. Our guest is Andre Esteva of Artera. Atera’s first product is in prostate cancer. We discuss how AI can improve upon the current state of the practice which largely relies on...
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The Journey to Pathology 3.0, EPISODE 1 - Branko Perunovic, MD, FRCPath
What is pathology 3.0? We are at an inflection point. The demand on pathologists in laboratory medicine is greater than ever. Demographics and healthcare needs of the population are shifting. New technologies such as digital pathology and molecular diagnostics are now a reality. The rules of the...
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Monthly Recap with Imogen Fitt - May 2024
The May Digital Pathology Roundup with Imogen Fitt of Signify Research is here. We cover 3 main topics this month: 1. Updates and new releases in the scanner sector, Including 3DHISTECH 2. Cloud and Ai marketplace developments including Aiforia 3. The state of AI adoption and real-world...
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SEASON 3, EPISODE 13 - Torbjørn Furuseth, MD - Is it Time for Digital Biomarkers?
Is it time for digital biomarkers? Our guest today is Torbjørn Furuseth of DoMore Diagnostics. Predictive and prognostic algorithms may be the crown jewel of digital pathology, enhancing our value as pathologists to be the chief purveyor of this information in assisting doctors and patients. We...
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Monthly Recap with Imogen Fitt - April 2024
We have a new feature on Digital pathology Today: a monthly recap of the biggest and latest industry developments with Imogen Fitt of Siginfy Research. April was a huge month, and it seems the pace of innovation and new developments individual pathology is increasing at a breakneck speed. This...
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SEASON 3, EPISODE 12 - Krishna Bala, PhD - "Where Work Gets Done and Data Lives," The Enterprise Pathology Platform
In this episode we discuss the enterprise pathology platform and how it is so much more than image management. “It’s where work gets done and data lives,” according to Krishna Bala of Proscia. We discuss the components or steps involved in digital pathology workflow. How do we make it all…
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SEASON 3, EPISODE 11 - Chhavi Chauhan, PhD - The Need for Ethics in Digital Pathology
Today we dive into a field that hasn't existed until very recently - ethics in AI and digital pathology. What is ethics and how is it relevant in digital pathology? We all want to do the right thing, don't we? Maybe easier said than done? Do we even have a working definition of AI that people can...
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SEASON 3, EPISODE 10 - Lisa-Jean Clifford - A Fresh Start for Pathology
Lisa-Jean Clifford is Chief Operating Officer and Chief Strategy Officer at Gestalt Diagnostics. We discuss parallels between pathology and radiology in their digital journeys, the steps involved in going digital, how to keep the various stakeholders engaged and enthusiastic. We posed the…
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Season 3, Episode 9 - Ken Bloom, MD - "It Has to be Led by Somebody"
This episode with Dr. Ken Bloom of Nucleai, we examine the beginnings of telepathology, which led to what we now know as digital pathology in the 1980s. We trace the journey to now, focusing on seminal events in the industry, such as computational pathology, computer-assisted image analysis, the...
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SEASON3, EPISODE 8 - Jon Wetzel - Accelerating Research with Computer Assisted Pathology
We know that there are certain tasks pathologists are often not very good at or may prefer not to do, such as counting cells or estimating tumor volume. Why not free them up from these tasks and allow them to focus on other areas where they can add more value? As technology accelerates and drug...
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SEASON 3, EPISODE 7 - Christopher Ung - The CRO of the Future
What does the CRO of the future look like? In diagnostics we seem to be inundated with more platforms, more analytes more “-omics” and more pathways. How do we make sense of it all? What is the future of multi-omic analysis and what role will digital pathology play in understanding biological...
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SEASON 3, EPISODE 6 - Rudy Hovelinck - Going Over the Regulatory Cliff: Accommodating Multiple File Formats
What is the state of the industry in 2023 in terms of driving towards unified file formats? Is middleware or software to bridge between various components and file formats still necessary and if so for how long? Why do we even have different file formats? Is it a feature or a bug? Rudy Hovelinck…
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SEASON 3, EPISODE 5 - Heather Couture, PhD - Knowing The Place for the First Time
“We shall not cease from exploration and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time” - TS Eliot. Is it possible to predict molecular biomarkers from H&E sections through deep learning and computer vision? After all the Hematoxylin and…
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SEASON 3, EPISODE 4 - Jason Hornick, MD, PhD - The Future of Publishing and Pathology Education
Amidst this digital transformation in pathology, it’s not only the review of histologic sections that is going digital and moving online, but practically everything else is too. What does this mean for the future of publishing and pathology education with the advent of online content and delivery...
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SEASON 3, EPISODE 3 - Nathan Buchbinder - The New CPT Codes and What They Mean for Digital Pathology
One of the biggest pieces of news we've gotten in 2022 is the announcement of new CPT codes from the American Medical Association specifically for digital pathology. What are CPT codes? Why should we care? How will these new codes help us to elevate the practice of anatomic pathology and allow us...
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SEASON 3, EPISODE 2 - Brandon Suh, MD - The Learning Unit
Conquering cancer through Artificial Intelligence is the goal of our guest this week on Digital Pathology today. We're talking with Brandon Suh, MD, CEO of Lunit, a South Korean company creating applications utilizing Artificial Intelligence in both digital pathology as well as radiology. Lunit...
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Season 3, Episode 1 - Dr. Kevin Sandeman - The Incredible Digital Transformation of the Region Skane, Sweden
As we kick off this third season of digital pathology today our guest is Dr. Kevin Sandeman, from the Region Skane in Sweden, who is going to be taking us through their digital transformation. The Region Skane covers a population of over 1.4 million people, involves four health care systems...
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SEASON 2, EPISODE 31 - Beatrice Knudsen, MD, PhD - Opportunities in Digital and Computational Pathology
The digital transformation in pathology is well underway but what kind of opportunities does this present to us? We've heard all the buzz words such as machine learning artificial intelligence and heard all the hype about enhanced workflows and making pathologists’ lives easier. What is the…
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SEASON 2, EPISODE 30 - Angelique Levi, MD and Sudhir Perincheri, MBBS, PhD - The Robustness and Suitability of AI Algorithms for Clinical Practice
They're coming - AI and machine learning algorithms in digital pathology. How do we go about assessing the robustness and suitability of these new tool for use in actual clinical practice? Our guests are Dr. Angelique Levi, Associate Professor of Pathology and Vice Chair and Director of Pathology...
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SEASON 2, EPISODE 29 - John Wirthlin - The End To End Solution
Too many systems or components in a pathology workflow adds complexity and cost. How can we create an elegant end to end solution to enhance workflows, while decreasing both complexity and costs? Our guest is John Wirthlin, CEO of Lumea, a company reimagining pathology - beginning and ending with...
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SEASON 2, Episode 28 - Michael Quick - What About Digital Cytology?
Amidst this digital transformation in pathology the talk seems to be largely centered around whole slide imaging of H&E-stained tissue sections. But what about cytology? Why don't we hear much talk about digital cytology, and what are some of the unique challenges in cytology in terms of going...
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SEASON 2, Episode 27 - Louis Culot - Surprises Big and Small
What is going to surprise us in digital pathology in big ways and in small ways? How can seemingly small changes make a big impact in what we do as pathologists and in the lives of patients? How are we going to make use of the large datasets that we will inevitably be generating through the...
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Season 2, Episode 26 - Coleman Stavish - The Image Management Platform
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...
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SEASON 2, EPISODE 25 - Craig Rhodes - The Cambridge 1 Supercomputer and Accelerating the Adoption of AI in Healthcare
NVIDIA is involved in computer graphics, artificial intelligence, computing and processors across variety of industries including gaming, entertainment, finance, and health care. What are the commonalties of all these industries and what lesson from other fields can we apply to healthcare? Our...
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SEASON 2, EPISODE 24 - Drs. David Harrison and Gareth Bryson - Digitizing the Clinical Service and Creating a Slide Sharing Network Across Scotland
Our guests are Dr. Garth Bryson Consultant Pathologist and Clinical Director for Laboratory Medicine at the NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and Dr. David Harrison, Professor of Pathology from the University of Saint Andrews, and both from ICAIRD - the Industrial Center for Artificial Intelligence...
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SEASON 2, EPISODE 23 - Anant Madabhushi, PhD - Breaking Down silos and Democratizing Access to Diagnostics
Our guest is one of the giants in the field of digital pathology and image analysis. And if he has seen further than others, he will tell you, it is because he was able to stand on the shoulders of giants as well. His unique multidisciplinary approach has allowed him to breakdown silos and see...
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SEASON 2, EPISODE 22 - Richard Lash, MD - What Have We Been Waiting For?
What have we been waiting for? What's taking so long? Much of the technology surrounding digital pathology has been with us for over 20 years. After fits and starts and initial excitement we've been left with disappointment in the past ten years. But now, it seems like the tide is turning and the...
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SEASON 2, EPISODE 21 - Gabe Siegel - Augmented Reality in Digtial Pathology
We've all seen it in science fiction movies and maybe somewhat in consumer tech culture with things like Google glasses, or Pokémon GO. Augmented reality – an enhanced version of the physical world through the use of digital visual elements - does it have a role in digital pathology? Gabe Siegel…
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SEASON 2, Episode 20 - Vikram Butani - Digital Imaging Begins in the Gross Room
In this digital transformation of pathology, much of the focus is, of course, on the imaging of histologic sections or glass slides, which were once viewed under the microscope. It's often easy to forget that the examination of the specimen begins much earlier in the process - in the gross room…
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SEASON 2, EPISODE 19 - Keith Wharton Jr, MD, PhD - The Crossroads Between Immune-Oncology and Digital Pathology
The big trend in oncology over the past few years has been immunotherapy. this trend is converging with the digital transformation we are undergoing in pathology we seem to be at the crossroads of immune-oncology, digital pathology, image analysis, artificial intelligence, and the increasing...
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SEASON 2, EPISODE 18 - COL Joel Moncur, MD, PhD and Katie Olson - Digitizing the Nation's Oldest Tissue Repository
The Armed Forces Institute of Pathology (AFIP) was in existence from 1862 to 2011. Many of us in pathology know it as the publisher of the “tumor fascicles” or the Atlas of Tumor Pathology series, originating in 1947, as well as a center of consultation and tissue repository unparalleled in the...
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SEASON 2, EPISODE 17 - Yves Sucaet, PhD - In Search of The Standard File Format
We hear that multiple file formats or perhaps, more importantly, lack of a uniform file format seems to be a big issue in digital pathology. Why is this? What do we even mean by a file format? And will we be able to overcome this barrier on the road to full scale adoption of digital pathology?…
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Digital Pathology Today, the only podcast for professionals interested in the field of digital pathology and artificial intelligence in a clinical setting. This interview-style podcast features industry leaders, key academics, and top pathologists discussing the past, present and future of digital pathology.Hosted by pathologist, Dr. Joseph Anderson, each weekly episode discusses topics from artificial intelligence to regulation and much more. “We hope to bring news and information to anyone interested in the field of digital pathology,” said Digital Pathology Today host, Dr. Joseph Anderson. “With so many advances and innovations taking place, we know that Digital Pathology Today will be a valuable source of information for our listeners.”
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