About The Conference Event
Recent advances in computational pathology have led to a significant interest in AI-driven diagnosis, prognosis and therapeutic response and resistance predictions from gigapixel whole slide images. The goal of the symposium is to be a forum for exchange of ideas and knowledge between the Boston research community and the broader digital and computational pathology. The symposium features key speakers in this area who will present their research and we will use an a Slack-based environment for broad discussions, questions and answers corresponding the work that would be presented at the conference.
Contact Info
Please address all inquiries to: Tarissa Arnold Mages tarnoldmages@bwh.harvard.edu
Division of Computational Pathology
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Our Speakers
Our speakers feature experts in algorithm development, clinical translation, disease understanding, optical methods, hybrid hardware-software methods as well as regulatory aspects of computational pathology.
Day 1
19 April 2021
Schedule
10:00am
10:05am
10:20am
11:00am
11:40am
12:20pm
1:00pm
1:40pm
2:20pm
3:00pm
Welcome – Faisal Mahmood
Introduction – Georg Gerber
Jeroen Van Der Laak
Yinyin Yuan
Anant Madabhushi
Joel Saltz
Nasir Rajpoot
Richard Levenson
Nicholas J. Durr
Jakob Nikolas Kather
Day 2
20 April 2021
Schedule
10:00am
10:05am
10:45am
11:30am
12:10pm
1:00pm
1:40pm
2:20pm
3:00pm
3:40pm
Introduction – Faisal Mahmood
Weijie Chen
Michael Feldman
Faisal Mahmood
Pinaki Sarder
Moritz Gerstung
Rajendra Singh
Khalid Niazi
Tae Hyun Hwang
Closing Remarks