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News and publications

Latest news

Professor Clare Verrill and colleague using the AI pathology software

Three hospital trusts participating in an Oxford-led study evaluating AI software for diagnosing prostate cancer in clinical settings

A female researcher processing a prostate biopsy in the laboratory

ARTICULATE PRO study releases new videos about the role of AI in prostate cancer diagnosis

Associate Professor Clare Verrill and colleague using the AI pathology software

Establishing Healthcare Workers’ Confidence in AI: New case study published

Professor Clare Verrill uses the new AI pathology software

Prostate cancer AI diagnosis tool begins evaluation in Oxford

Associate Professor Clare Verrill

Clare Verrill receives Turing Fellowship

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Oxford University and partners win government funding to evaluate Paige Prostate Cancer Detection System

Professor Clare Verrill leads The Oxford Centre for PathLAKE with £2.7m award

Latest publications

ssociation between deep cervical lymph node dissection and dementia incidence in patients with head and neck cancer: a systematic review

Omar M. et al, (2026), European Journal of Plastic Surgery, 49

Resilience Engineering concepts, Safety-II language, FRAM practice, and co-creating communities: how Hollnagel reshaped patient safety

Sujan M. et al, (2026), Safety Science, 200

Media coverage

Mirror, 4 May 2023, 'Clever AI tool can help pick up prostate cancer quickly'

Watch our three new videos where we discuss the benefits of the study.

Studying the transformative role of AI in prostate cancer care

AI's role in pathology

Patient perspectives