Pathology Visions

 

 

 


WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND

The Pathology Visions Conference will give you the opportunity to learn about real-world, practical applications in the ever-evolving field of digital pathology. The Digital Pathology Association’s annual meeting will give you direct access to industry leaders, the opportunity to earn CME credits, your choice of dozens of cutting-edge workshops with distinguished trade visionaries, the chance to see the latest product solutions, and much more.

 

Click here to see a brief video recap of Pathology Visions 2011.

 

WHO SHOULD GO

The exciting field of digital pathology reaches a wide-range of professionals. The Pathology Visions Conference presentations cater to three major subject areas: clinical, research and education. The following health care professionals will benefit from the wealth of information at the conference: clinical and veterinary/tox pathologists, pharmaceutical/biotech researchers, laboratory specialists, pathology educators, histologists, and health care IT professionals.

 

FUTURE PATHOLOGY VISIONS

Pathology Visions 2013
September 29 - October 2, 2013 at the Grand Hyatt San Antonio in San Antonio, TX.


Pathology Visions 2014

October 19 - October 22, 2014 at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco in San Francisco, CA.


Pathology Visions 2015
 October 11 - October 14, 2015 at the Westin Boston Waterfront in Boston, MA.

Mark your calendar and stay tuned for more details!

 

 



 

2012 KEYNOTE PRESENTER

Dr. John Tomaszewski

Professor and Chair of Pathology & Anatomical Sciences at the University of Buffalo

 

Dr. John Tomaszewski is a pioneer, educator, author and leader in the pathology field, and has been announced as the Keynote Presenter for Pathology Visions 2012. Tomaszewski’s topic for his keynote presentation is “Data Fusion and 21st Century Diagnostics”.

His knowledge in the field of genitourinary pathology and versatile skill set has earned him awards and recognition worldwide. Tomaszewski currently serves as Professor and Chair of Pathology and Anatomical Sciences at the University of Buffalo. The research he conducts focuses on the application of quantitative image analysis, computer vision, and machine learning to diagnostic problems in prostate and other cancers. He sees the field of “integrated diagnostics” with the fusion of large quantitative high resolution imaging and molecular data sets as the paradigm for the new 21st century diagnostics. Tomaszewski will touch on this and more in his keynote presentation. This research has resulted in the publication of over 250 peer-reviewed manuscripts, over 40 published reviews, book chapters, editorials, and books, and numerous awards. 

Tomaszewski is also familiar with presenting, having given lectures nationally and internationally based off of his research and involvement with several professional societies such as the American Society for Clinical Pathology.