Huron Digital Pathology has received a CE-IVD mark for its high throughput TissueScope iQ 400 slide whole slide scanner. The CE mark indicates that the

Huron Digital Pathology has received a Class II Medical Device Licence from Health Canada for its TissueScope iQ 400 slide whole slide scanner.

St. Jacobs, Ontario, Canada – October 22, 2020 – Huron Digital Pathology announced today that the Joint Pathology Center (JPC), the premier pathology reference center

Professor Hamid Tizhoosh, Huron’s AI Advisor and Director of the Kimia Lab at the University of Waterloo has been recognized by The Pathologist magazine in

The first pan-cancer image search validation was published in Nature Digital Medicine. The key finding of this validation study was that computational consensus appears to

Elsevier’s Medical Image Analysis just published a paper describing the first-ever commercial image search engine for histopathology. Congratulations to Huron Digital Pathology and Kimia Lab

In March, our friends at Dell Technologies shot this video on digital pathology back in March featuring the scanner and image search work we are

Huron Digital Pathology was granted its first US patent for barcoding digital images on April 21, 2020. Patent #10,628,736 describes a content-based image retrieval (CBIR)

Huron CEO, Patrick Myles, wrote an opinion piece for November’s issue of The Pathologist making the argument that image search will play an increasingly vital

Huron CEO, Patrick Myles, recently recorded a podcast with his friends at Dell EMC. In the podcast, Patrick describes the challenges facing pathology and how