Histology related podcasts brought to you by the National Society for Histotechnology
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Fixation on Histology: AI and Patient Safety- Why Histology Professionals Need to Be Part of the Conversation Register for the 2026 NSH Histotechnology Convention Today. To read the blog, click here.
NSH President David Krull sat down with Dr. Quincy Gu to discuss his upcoming keynote at the NSH 2026 convention, Intelligent Histology - The Future of Predictive, Explainable, and Multimodal Computational Pathology, which be given on Sunday, September 27th in San Antonio. They discuss the role AI in the histology lab, and what it means for patients and patient care teams. Learn more about this…
Fixation on Histology: Michael Faraday- The Scientist Behind Technology in Today’s Histology Lab To Read the Full Blog, Click Here.
NSH President David Krull sat down with Dr. Michael Giacomelli to discuss his upcoming keynote at the NSH 2026 convention, Histopathology of Live Tissues for Surgical Guidance, which be given on Saturday, September 26th in San Antonio. They discuss his work with rapid 3D molecular imagining, among other. Be sure to tune in until the end to hear about Dr. Giacomelli's favorite scientist and why!…
Fixation on Histology: Thinking About Digital Pathology? Here's What to Look for in a Scanner Blog written based on the NSH webinar, The Digital Pathology Journey To Read the Full Blog, Click Here
Fixation on Histology: How Histotechnology Plays a Role in Lung Transplant Technology Advancement Written by: Napoleon Law, BSc, HTL(ASCP)CM To read the full article, click here.
Fixation on Histology: A New Approach to Visualizing Blood-Brain Barrier Penetration Written based on an article published in the Journal of Histotechnology To read the full article, click here.
Fixation on Histology: Understanding Key Differences Between Histology and Mohs To read the full blog, click here.
Fixation on Histology: Two Is Better Than One… At Least When It Comes to Measures of Central Tendency Written by: Connie Wildeman, Director of Education, National Society for Histotechnology Click Here to Listen to the Full Blog
Fixation on Histology: Garbage In, Garbage out- The Fixation Rule We Can't Ignore Written by: NSH Member Napoleon Law, HTL(ASCP)CM To Read the Full Blog, Click Here.
