About this Webinar:
This session, ‘Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to support Quantitative Digital Pathology in R&D’, was live on Wednesday 17th November 2021. You can re-watch the full webinar including the Q&A above.
Presented by OracleBio’s Chief Scientific Officer, Lorcan Sherry, it covered:
- Using AI Deep Learning to improve image analysis accuracy and turn-around time in a pre-clinical tumor IHC study
- Integrating clinical pathologist input in development and validation of a Deep Learning Tissue Classifier App
- Advantages of implementing Deep Learning for tissue segmentation and cell detection in multiplex IF studies
- and more…
Lorcan Sherry
Chief Scientific Officer
As co-founder and Chief Scientific Officer at OracleBio, Lorcan has helped establish the company as a market leader within its field, supporting the digital pathology programmes of major Pharma and Biotech companies around the globe.
Day to day, Lorcan oversees a team of image analysis scientists and pathologists responsible for the execution of Client image analysis R&D studies, while further driving the adoption of innovative techniques and processes to improve the quality and efficiency of our services.
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