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Latest news

Congratulations to Rosalin Cooper on a successful poster presentation - entitled 'Articulate Pro: Experiences of implementing AI for prostate biopsy reporting' - at the 2023 College of American Pathologists (CAP) Annual Meeting in Chicago.  

Rosalin Cooper standing next to her poster 'Articulate Pro: Experiences of implementing AI for prostate biopsy reporting'.

We held an Articulate Pro Study Away Day at Worcester College, on 25th April 2023 to set the strategy for achieving the next milestones and deliverables in the project.  Some of the team members are below:

Worcester College Meeting

Chuer Zhang standing next to her research poster

Chuer Zhang, a histopathology trainee on the study,  presented a poster at the Pathology Society Winter Meeting entitled: "Baseline Audit of Prostate Biopsy Reporting Patterns in 3 Histopathology Laboratories - Preparation for Deployment of Artificial Intelligence in the Articulate Pro Study" 

Figure of Paige Prostate outputs that are designed to help pathologists review prostate biopsy tissue. Left: digital image of a prostate core needle biopsy; Middle: Paige Prostate indicates a single focus of interest on the tissue that the algorithm has determined is most likely to harbor cancer; Right: Paige Prostate displays an overlay that outputs the areas of tissue that the algorithm has determined are suspicious for being cancerous.

For World Cancer Day 2023, Monica Dolton, Margaret Horton and Clare Verrill discuss the ARTICULATE PRO study of pathologists using artificial intelligence in the diagnosis of prostate cancer, registered at the ISRCTN registry.

Monica Dolton and Margaret Horton presenting at Pathology Visions 2022

Monica Dolton and Margaret Horton shed light on how patients feel about digital pathology and AI, how their trust in AI could be improved, and how effective AI governance can be established that protects patient interests at Pathology Visions 2022, the Digital Pathology Association’s annual conference. 

Professor Clare Verrill with the poster ‘What’s our AI Superpower? Our engagement with patients and the public and the added benefits for our study’.

On 12 September 2022, Professor Clare Verrill presented the poster ‘What’s our AI Superpower? Our engagement with patients and the public and the added benefits for our study’ at the National Data Science and AI Showcase, hosted by Warwick Data in collaboration with The Alan Turing Institute.

The project management board members meeting in Cheltenham

On Thursday 9 June 2022, the Articulate Pro project management board (PMB) met in person for the first time.

The meeting took place in Cheltenham and delegates attended either in person or online.

This photo shows the delegates who attended in person (from L to R): Abhisek Ghosh, Nasullah Khalid Alham, Andy Protheroe, Kieron White, Nick Gibb, Stefano Malacrino, Monica Dolton, Jon Oxley, Margaret Horton, Clare Verrill, Richard Scheffer, Jacqueline Birks.

Thank you to everyone who participated in this very informative and productive day.