Explore the world of paraffin and what makes it so unique to the world of histotechnology.

This presentation will introduce the concept of analytical reference standards for immunohistochemistry, provide some examples of the different technology as well as examples of their use.

This webinar will review TCs and their potential impacts.

This webinar will introduce three areas: diagnosis, research, and education, where histology play an important role in Vet Medicine.

Successful tissue processing, microtomy, and staining all rely on proper fixation, and the patient’s diagnosis hinges on a quality slide that that pathologist is capable of interpreting.

The session will start with an introduction to main concepts such as; the difference between antibody validation vs. verification, explaining the clinical risk to patients, the usefulness of a risk matrix covering the use of antibodies from low risk to high risk, and how this is decided.

Chemical management in the laboratory is one of the most complicated processes in the realm of lab safety. Most people know the basic regulations, but how do you go about following them? Learn tips and tricks which make conquering chemical safety easier and practical.

As Histology and IHC labs continue to grow, the often-forgotten science of slide surface chemistry needs to be understood to minimize expensive test failures. This webinar will dive into this topic to help improve lab results.

Join Dr. Richard Cartun as he walks you down his 40+ year IHC highway.

This webinar will discuss the microscopic evaluation of IHC stains. A systematic approach for stain evaluation will be presented.

Understand the steps and considerations when validating your tissue processor.

This webinar will help participants better understand immunocytochemistry (IHC) techniques within the field of dermatopathology.

This webinar will help participants better understand immunocytochemistry (IHC) techniques within the field of dermatopathology.

This webinar will help participants to understand the complexity and challenges associated with conversion of glass slides into digital images; to understand the role of image analysis and artificial intelligence in digital pathology; to understand the crucial role of histotechnologists in the current state of anatomical pathology workflow.

This webinar will share patient cases and remind laboratory staff how important their role is in the process of making a diagnosis, the significance of having a high quality product will be not only be because a guideline says so, but because a patient behind that sample is counting on it.

This presentation provides a guide to address the lack of detailed reporting of materials and methods in research histology.

“Confirmational Proteomics” is an application of immunohistochemistry that can evaluate the tumor “landscape” for overexpression or loss of specific proteins associated with genomic alterations, and which may help guide therapy for patients with certain types of cancer.

This webinar will discuss Ulcerative colitis; a chronic disease of the large intestine, in which the lining of the colon becomes inflamed and develops tiny open sores, or ulcers.

This webinar will discuss using 42 combinations of deep learning models, image data preprocessing techniques, and hyperparameter configurations, with accuracy testing of tumor versus normal classification using the Breast Cancer Histology (BACH) dataset.

This general session will provide insight if you struggle to achieve mouse eyeball preparation free of distortion such as shrinking and eyeball wall denting during fixation and paraffin processing, or if you have difficulty keeping ocular sections on glass slides while performing immunohistochemistry (IHC) or in situ hybridization (ISH) assays.