Advancing the field of digital pathology through rigorous scientific research and innovation.
This study examines routine pathology images using AI to measure the types and abundance of key immune cells surrounding rectal cancer tumors to predict survival and disease recurrence.
We introduce Immunocto, a massive, multi-million automatically generated database of immune cells to support the development of new classification models and provide a benchmark for evaluating existing ones.
This post-hoc study of the Phase 3 ARISTOTLE trial utilizes artificial intelligence to quantify tumour cell density, enabling precise chemo-radiotherapy planning for patients with locally advanced rectal cancer.
This study presents an artificial intelligence-based approach to detect mitotic figures in digitised whole-slide images, introducing a generalisable data creation pipeline and a high-performance detection model.