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Quantitative pathology and biomarker analysis play a critical role in precision medicine, enabling objective assessment of tissue and cellular features to inform disease diagnosis and treatment. Traditional manual analysis is often time-consuming and subject to variability. AI techniques, including machine learning and deep learning, provide scalable, accurate, and reproducible methods for quantitative analysis of histopathology images. This workshop will cover AI-driven approaches for automated tissue segmentation, feature extraction, and biomarker quantification. Participants will also explore how AI models can correlate image-derived features with clinical and molecular data to discover and validate novel biomarkers. Real-world case studies will demonstrate the impact of AI in improving disease diagnosis and personalized treatment planning.
This workshop aims to introduce participants to the application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in quantitative pathology and biomarker analysis. Participants will learn how AI can automate image analysis, quantify tissue and cellular features, and identify disease biomarkers to improve diagnostics, prognostics, and personalized medicine strategies.
Day 1: Biomarkers & Image Feature
Day 2: AI Models for Quantifying Biomarker Expression
Day 3: Statistics, Visualization & Clinical Translation
10/14/2025
IST 7:00 PM
10/14/2025 – 10/16/2025
IST 8:00 PM
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