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Pathology News is your go-to podcast for the latest insights and innovations in pathology. We explore digital pathology, molecular diagnostics, and more, featuring conversations with industry experts and leaders. Whether you're a pathologist or simply interested in the future of diagnostics, this podcast keeps you informed on the trends shaping the field. Tune in for expert perspectives and practical knowledge to enhance workflows and advance patient care.

  1. From Workflow Efficiency to Predictive Biomarkers: Eric Walk on the Future of AI Pathology

    4D AGO

    From Workflow Efficiency to Predictive Biomarkers: Eric Walk on the Future of AI Pathology

    In this episode of the Pathology News podcast, Sidney Ocanagil-Tunstall speaks with Eric Walk about the evolving role of deep neural networks in digital pathology and how AI-assisted tools are beginning to reshape clinical diagnostics and drug development. Eric reflects on his career journey from diagnostic pathology into precision medicine and biomarker innovation, before exploring how AI is currently being deployed across pathology workflows, clinical trials, and translational research. The conversation covers digital transformation in pathology, workflow efficiency, predictive biomarkers, variability in clinical trials, and the growing role of AI-assisted decision support. The episode also explores PathAI’s work in MASH and inflammatory bowel disease, including FDA and EMA-qualified AI assist tools designed to improve biomarker scoring and endpoint assessment. Rather than focusing solely on diagnosis, the discussion highlights how computational pathology is enabling more structured histopathology data, improving reproducibility, and creating new opportunities for precision medicine and clinical research.

    23 min
  2. How do the ESDIP team connect with the community and what else do they offer beyond the annual conference

    5D AGO

    How do the ESDIP team connect with the community and what else do they offer beyond the annual conference

    Sidney Ocanagil-Tunstall, Marketing Director at Pathology News, returns for another episode of Pathology Bites joined by leaders from the European Society of Digital and Integrated Pathology (ESDIP) – Norman Zerbe, Vincenzo L’Imperio, and Inti Zlobec – to explore how the society is building and supporting its growing global community beyond the annual congress. The discussion highlights ESDIP’s wider mission to connect, educate, and support professionals across digital and computational pathology through scientific publications, webinars, collaborative initiatives, and accessible membership opportunities. The panel reflects on the society’s work in producing practical guidance for digital pathology implementation, annotation standards, AI bias, computational pathology education, and understanding the EU AI Act, all designed to help laboratories and clinicians navigate an increasingly complex and rapidly evolving field. Alongside the scientific contributions, the episode explores how ESDIP is fostering engagement through monthly webinars, international collaborations, networking opportunities, and structured member involvement. From residents and technicians to experienced pathologists and researchers, the conversation captures how ESDIP is creating an inclusive and collaborative environment where members can contribute ideas, build connections, and help shape the future of digital pathology together.

    8 min
  3. In conversation with Rahul Deb, Derby & Burton NHS Trust Episode 2

    MAY 14

    In conversation with Rahul Deb, Derby & Burton NHS Trust Episode 2

    This episode continues the conversation with Rahul, focusing on the practical realities of implementing digital pathology. Rahul explains why digitisation is not simply about replacing microscopes with scanners. Instead, it exposes wider laboratory challenges, from section quality and workflow design to IT infrastructure, LIMS–IMS integration, staffing, space, governance, and NHS data-sharing barriers. The discussion also explores the impact on day-to-day practice, including digital quality control, remote working, faster case sharing, and the transformation of MDT preparation. Rahul then reflects on the differences between pathology in the UK and India, before discussing AI bias, global datasets, and why broader representation will matter as algorithms enter clinical use. The episode closes with Rahul’s advice to young pathologists: see as much as possible, ask questions, and build strong relationships with clinical colleagues.

    27 min
  4. Pathology Bites: What can you expect from ECDP 2026 and what are the key takeaways this year

    MAY 12

    Pathology Bites: What can you expect from ECDP 2026 and what are the key takeaways this year

    Sidney Ocanagil-Tunstall, Marketing Director at Pathology News, returns for episode 2 joined by leaders from the European Society of Digital and Integrated Pathology – Norman Zerbe, Vincenzo L'imperio, and Inti Zlobec – to explore what’s ahead for ECDP 2026 and the major themes shaping this year’s congress.The discussion highlights how ECDP is evolving beyond a traditional pathology meeting into a full “Digital and Computational Pathology Week”, with hands-on workshops, interoperability showcases, AI-focused sessions, and multidisciplinary collaboration at its core. The panel explores the growing role of integrative pathology across oncology, radiology, spatial biology, and computational diagnostics, while also reflecting on the importance of standardisation, education, and global community building.From practical implementation challenges to future-facing innovation, the episode captures how ECDP is creating a collaborative space where pathologists, researchers, technicians, clinicians, and industry leaders can connect, learn, and help shape the future of digital pathology together.

    14 min
  5. In conversation with Rahul Deb, Derby & Burton NHS Trust Episode 1

    MAY 7

    In conversation with Rahul Deb, Derby & Burton NHS Trust Episode 1

    In this episode of the Pathology News podcast, Sidney Ocanagil-Tunstall speaks with Rahul Deb, Lead Breast and GI Pathologist at University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Trust, about what it really takes to implement digital pathology in the NHS. Rahul reflects on his journey into pathology, from training in India to practising in the UK, before discussing Derby’s own digital transformation. The conversation covers whole slide imaging, speech-to-text reporting, validation, funding, training, and the practical challenges of moving from glass slides to digital workflows.Rahul also shares Derby’s approach to AI implementation in breast and prostate pathology, including the importance of clinical champions, staff engagement, and realistic business cases. Rather than presenting digitisation as a simple technology upgrade, the episode explores how digital pathology changes the way departments work, train, report, and prepare for the future of computational pathology.

    34 min
  6. Meet ESDIP: president, vice president and secretary and learn what goes on behind the scenes

    MAY 5

    Meet ESDIP: president, vice president and secretary and learn what goes on behind the scenes

    In this Thought Leaders episode, Sydney Ocanagil-Tunstall, Marketing Director at Pathology News, speaks with leaders from the European Society of Digital and Integrated Pathology-Norman Zerbe, Vincenzo Imperiale, and Inti Zlobec-about the rapid evolution of digital pathology.The conversation explores how the field is moving beyond adoption toward effective integration with radiology, genomics, and wider oncology workflows. The panel also shares their personal journeys and reflects on key challenges, including interoperability, regulation, and workforce readiness.Beyond its annual congress, ESDIP is highlighted as a year-round community hub, offering initiatives like webinars, educational resources, and collaborative projects to support the global pathology community.The episode emphasises that the future of pathology depends not just on technology, but on multidisciplinary collaboration and a shared commitment to advancing digital, data-driven diagnostics.

    15 min
  7. From Informatics to AI: Liron Pantanowitz on Leading Digital Pathology at Scale

    APR 14

    From Informatics to AI: Liron Pantanowitz on Leading Digital Pathology at Scale

    In this Thought Leaders episode, Sidney Ocanagil-Tunstall, Marketing Director of Pathology News, speaks with Liron Pantanowitz, Chair of Pathology at the University of Pittsburgh and a pioneer in digital pathology and computational pathology. With a career spanning pathology informatics, whole slide imaging, and AI-driven diagnostics, Liron shares his journey from early frustrations with analogue workflows to becoming a global leader in digital transformation. He reflects on the origins of digital pathology, the development of validation guidelines with the College of American Pathologists, and how evidence-based practice has evolved over time. The conversation explores how UPMC is scaling digital pathology across a vast network of hospitals, building one of the most ambitious AI ecosystems in healthcare. Liron discusses the creation of the CPACE AI Center, the integration of imaging, text, and tabular data, and the growing role of both traditional and generative AI in clinical workflows. They also dive into real-world implementation challenges—from interoperability and vendor integration to cultural resistance among pathologists—and why mindset remains one of the biggest barriers to adoption. Liron shares insights into deploying AI in live clinical practice, the current lack of reimbursement models, and what the future may hold for billing, regulation, and global adoption. Finally, the episode highlights innovative initiatives like the “scan van” concept for mobile digitisation, the importance of building digital archives, and why laboratories must act now to remain competitive in an increasingly AI-driven healthcare landscape.

    31 min
  8. Pathology Bites: Ben Cahoon on IVDR Certification and the Future of Digital Pathology

    APR 9

    Pathology Bites: Ben Cahoon on IVDR Certification and the Future of Digital Pathology

    Following the recent CE IVDR certification for the Fusion AP platform, join us for this Pathology Bites interview, where we speak with Ben Cahoon, CEO of Techcyte, about achieving this certification. In this conversation, Ben explains what IVDR certification involves and why it represents a major regulatory shift from the previous IVDD framework. He discusses how stricter requirements, including notified body oversight and expanded clinical validation, are reshaping the landscape for digital pathology vendors and laboratories alike. The discussion also explores why regulatory approval is becoming a critical factor for adoption, giving laboratories the confidence to implement new technologies more efficiently. Ben shares how Fusion AP aims to support this transition, combining clinical and anatomic pathology in a single platform with integrated AI capabilities designed to improve workflow efficiency and diagnostic accuracy. The interview further examines the evolving role of AI in pathology, including the distinction between workflow-support tools and diagnostic algorithms, and how regulatory frameworks like IVDR will play a key role in ensuring innovation progresses alongside clinical trust. Finally, Ben looks ahead to Techcyte’s global expansion, including growth across Europe and ongoing efforts toward FDA clearance in the United States.

    11 min
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Pathology News is your go-to podcast for the latest insights and innovations in pathology. We explore digital pathology, molecular diagnostics, and more, featuring conversations with industry experts and leaders. Whether you're a pathologist or simply interested in the future of diagnostics, this podcast keeps you informed on the trends shaping the field. Tune in for expert perspectives and practical knowledge to enhance workflows and advance patient care.

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    2025 - 2026
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