OracleBio’s Path to GCP Image Analysis – Digital Pathology Place Podcast

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20 May 2021

By Hannah Thomson

OracleBio’s Chief Scientific Officer, Lorcan Sherry, recently joined Aleksandra Zuraw on the Digital Pathology Place podcast.

During the podcast, Aleks and Lorcan have a conversation about the history of OracleBio and the company’s journey to GCP Image Analysis. Listen to the episode to hear Aleks and Lorcan discuss:

Lorcan’s background and the origins of OracleBio
OracleBio’s use of image analysis software platforms
Processes for assuring image analysis data is of a high quality
Pathologist input throughout the image analysis workflow
How the company innovates
and more!

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