Duration
2 days
Training Structure
Joint Continuing Education Department
Language(s) of Instruction
French
Overview
The implementation of digital pathology in laboratories streamlines and optimizes the process by which pathologists review slides and facilitates collaboration.
Beyond this benefit, digital pathology enables the expansion and diversification of analyses that pathologists and scientists cannot handle without the right tools. Image analysis thus emerges as the solution for conducting thesemultifactorial analyses. However, its use must be properly framed and controlled in order to provide reliable and robust answers to biological and scientific questions.
The Benefits of the Training Program
Take advantage of the expertise of Manon Motte, who has 14 years of experience as an expert in digital pathology and image analysis.
Having worked in dermatological research and then in a consulting capacity for pharmaceutical and cosmetics companies as well as academic laboratories, Manon Motte shares her experience and knowledge with current and aspiring professionals in the field of histology.
Objectives
- Understanding the challenges of digital pathology through image analysis.
- Understand the principles and general operation of image analysis software.
- Understand the constraints and limitations of using image analysis software.
- Run a workflow using an image analysis tool.
Program
This short course consists of 10 hours of training, including 7 hours of theory and 3 hours of hands-on practice, spread over 2 days.
Training session onMarch 18 and 19, 2026.
Price: €690 (including tax)
PROGRAM
Day 1: Theory
The first day is entirely theoretical and will be divided into two parts.
The first part covers the key concepts and principles of image analysis.
The second part will allow participants to apply all the concepts they have learned or reviewed and to understand the day-to-day workflow for reliably and robustly addressing image analysis requests.
Day 2: PracticalSession
This half-day session will focus on image analysis software that can analyze both brightfield and fluorescence images. After an explanation of how the software works, participants will watch a demonstration and will have the opportunity to practice using the software under the trainer’s supervision. Participants may bring their own images to conduct their own tests.