People of Pathology Podcast

Today my guest is Michael Fanous, Founder and CEO of Scanimus

What we discuss with Michael:

From Bioengineering to Pathology

Scanimus origin story

Explaining motion blur 

Continuous scanning explained

How to build trust with Pathologists

Why digitization matters

Designing for real users

Ideal use cases for Scanimus

Handling skepticism and misconceptions

The intersection of scientist and entrepreneur

Looking to the future

Links for this episode:

InVision from Cision Vision

International Collective of Technical Professionals Conference Registration

The Path to PathA

Pathologists' Assistant Shadowing Network

Health Podcast Network

 LabVine Learning

Dress A Med scrubs

 

Scanimus

Not Quite a Microscope, Not Quite a Scanner, And Pathologists Love It

BlurryScope enables compact, cost-effective scanning microscopy for HER2 scoring using deep learning on blurry images

 

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Today my guest is Coleman Stavish, CTO of Proscia

What we discuss with Coleman:

The early days of Proscia

Early adoption reality check

His role as CTO

Why now was the right time for Fifth Generation

AI native vs Bolt on

Open platform APIs

How AI augments Pathologists

Designing for scale

Looking ahead

Links for this episode:

InVision from Cision Vision

International Collective of Technical Professionals Conference Registration

The Path to PathA

Pathologists' Assistant Shadowing Network

Health Podcast Network

 LabVine Learning

Dress A Med scrubs

 

Proscia

Proscia Launches Fifth Generation of Concentriq, Bringing the Latest Advancements in AI to Pathologists and Scientists

 

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Today my guest is Alex Bodell, CTO of FormaPath

What we discuss with Alex:

Engineering roots

Vertical farming and lessons learned

From farms to pathology

Formapath and AdiPress

The origin of nToto

Developing robotic motions through observation

Handling edge cases

Lab feedback 

Expanding capabilities

Future automation and AI

The impact of new technologies on patient care

Links for this episode:

InVision from Cision Vision

The Path to PathA

Pathologists' Assistant Shadowing Network

Health Podcast Network

 LabVine Learning

Dress A Med scrubs

 

FormaPath

Overview of nToto

nToto workflow

 

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Today my guest is Travis Wold from Imagenomix.

What we discuss with Travis:

Alaska roots and noticing healthcare gaps

NYU origins and early breakthroughs

Tissue Failure and how it affects downstream testing

How the Imagenomix system works

EGFR, KRAS, and glioma testing

Fixing clinical trial bottlenecks

Democratizing testing worldwide

Partnerships with Proscia and PathPresenter

Five to ten year vision

Links for this episode:

InVision from Cision Vision

The Path to PathA

Pathologists' Assistant Shadowing Network

Health Podcast Network

 LabVine Learning

Dress A Med scrubs

Digital Pathology Club

 

Imagenomix

Beating Tissue Failure in Oncology

Classification and mutation prediction from non–small cell lung cancer histopathology images using deep learning

 

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Today my guest is Ashley Faber, Senior Director of Product Marketing at Proscia

What we discuss with Ashley:

Ashley’s role at Proscia

Why Proscia wrote the Digital Pathology Buyer’s Guide

Why it’s important to differentiate between the need for an IMS vs an Enterprise Platform

Evaluating software first not the scanner

Why you should bring Pathologists in early

Aligning stakeholders and criteria

Treating pathology data as an asset

Some thoughts on future proofing 

Don’t neglect evaluating support and after hours coverage

Where to download the guide

Links for this episode:

InVision from Cision Vision

The Path to PathA

Pathologists' Assistant Shadowing Network

Health Podcast Network

 LabVine Learning

Dress A Med scrubs

Digital Pathology Club

 

Proscia's Digital Pathology Buyer's Guide

Report on the 2025 DICOM WSI Connectathon

 

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