Dr. Sarder presented a talk titled “Beyond segmentation in computational nephropathology,” at the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, the University of California at Davis, Sacramento, CA.
Our abstracts: (i) "Prognostic glomerular morphometric phenotype discovery via clustering across large datasets" and (ii) "Urinary proteomics data guides AI to discover new digital biomarkers for diabetic nephropathy classification," were selected by the Renal Pathology Society as two out of the three best abstracts for 2020-21.
We presented two abstracts virtually at USCAP 2021!
Successfully co-organized AI in Nephropathology Workshop with Dr. Jan Becker (University of Cologne) and other colleagues.
Brandon Ginley successfully defended his Ph.D. dissertation!
We presented four abstracts virtually at SPIE Digital & Computational Pathology 2021!
Nick Lucarelli successfully defended his master's thesis and is joining us as a Ph.D. student starting in Spring 2021.
Dr. Sarder received a Translational Pilot Study Award titled "A framework for fusing histopathology and genomics features for diabetes diagnosis and prognosis" from UB Clinical and Translational Science Institute.
Dr. Sarder presented a talk titled “Large scale mining of urinary proteomics data guides AI to discover new digital image biomarkers for diabetic nephropathy classification” at the Clinical-Pathological Conferences 2020, Brazil.
Brandon Ginley presented a poster on our only abstract, “Prognostic glomerular morphometric phenotype discovery via clustering across large datasets,” at the ASN Kidney Week 2020 meeting virtually.
