News and reflections from the world of AI

The benefits of digital pathology in education

Digital pathology refers to using digital imaging technology to acquire, manage, and analyze high-resolution digital images of pathological specimens, such as tissue samples or microscope slides. This process involves converting traditional glass slides into digital slides, which can be viewed, stored, and analyzed using computerized systems. Integrating digital pathology into educational ...

Women in STEM: Hande Demir Holopainen

How long have you been at Aiforia, and what do you do? I’ve worked at Aiforia for over a year as a Project Specialist on the Science team. My main job is managing the internal slide and image repository. I take care of the repository and purchase new images and slides, which are necessary for the development of our products. I also help with customer projects by supporting AI model development ...

Aiforia has received a funding decision from Business Finland to accelerate the development of AI-assisted software solutions for clinical pathology and drug development

Aiforia Technologies Plc, Company release, 27 April 2023 at 12:00 a.m. EEST. Aiforia has received a funding decision from Business Finland to accelerate the development of AI-assisted software solutions for clinical pathology and drug development.

First NHS Trust has signed a contract to adopt Aiforia PD-L1 AI model for lung cancer in clinical diagnostics

Aiforia Technologies Plc, Press Release, 04 April 2023 at 12:00 a.m. EEST. The first NHS Trust of the PathLAKE Plus consortium has signed an individual contract to adopt Aiforia PD-L1 AI model for lung cancer in clinical diagnostics. The duration of the contract is three years, with a possible three-year extension.

Aiforia Technologies Plc appoints Vice President of Marketing

Aiforia Technologies Plc appoints a new Vice President of Marketing who brings international experience in various commercial positions both in the field of tissue diagnostics and targeted therapies for cancer.

Women in STEM: Seung-Yi Lee

How long have you been at Aiforia, and what do you do? Seung-Yi: I've been working at Aiforia for about six months. I am a Field Application Scientist, so I mainly educate our customers on our cloud platform, onboard them on how to use our products, and help them troubleshoot any issues they may have. Ultimately, I assist them in reaching their research goals by building an AI model that aids in ...