In the year that the Queen celebrates her Platinum Jubilee, we are celebrating our Diamond Jubilee! Members have been diagnosing, preventing and treating illness for 60 years. #RCPath60 The Queen, our Patron, visiting the College in 1987 with Dame Barbara Clayton, past President:
We’re at the @PathLAKE_CoE conference today. We presented our groundbreaking AI in #breastcancer project this morning. Prof Rakha is now chairing the afternoon session. Keynote speaker is Claire Bloomfield.
Join us next week at the Nottingham #BreastPathology#Masterclass. Our expert faculty will look at challenging cases and cover areas you won't find in a textbook to help you make your diagnosis. It's not too late to reserve your place - https://t.co/Wu3bol4Ih9
We're looking forward to our live #breastpathology masterclass on 17 June. The themed workshops are based around live microscopy and interactive discussion of the presented cases by our esteemed faculty. There are still a few spaces left, find out more https://t.co/Wu3bol4Ih9
Just one more week until the @PathLAKE_CoE showcase conference. Looking forward to sharing with delegates what we've achieved in the #breastcancer project.
We love to see our #PhD students succeed. Ayat's paper on The Characteristics & Clinical Significance of Atypical Mitosis in #BreastCancer has just been accepted in @ModernPathology
Looking forward to presenting at the @BaseDigi Transforming Digital Pathology & conference tomorrow. Prof Rakha will be discussing the Potential Role of Artificial Intelligence in Breast Pathology: now and in the future. https://t.co/7xEG8nwQ1B
Fun fact! The name Ki67 derived from the city of Kiel (Ki) where the antibody was produced in the university department of pathology and refers to the number of the original clone (67). #Ki67
A great way to start the week with more great feedback from our #breastpathology#masterclass which took place in March. The next one is on June 17. Join us in Nottingham https://t.co/Wu3bol4Ih9