Pharma companies are applying digital pathology throughout their research and development functions. Where are they now finding value?
Large pharmaceutical companies are eager to talk about their digital transformation and their whole-hearted adoption of computational biology and artificial intelligence (AI). In the same vein, many are enthusiastically emphasizing the contributions digital pathology is making throughout their R&D organizations.
Digital pathology is helping pharma across the spectrum of drug discovery and development. (See Exhibit 1.) The technology digitizes hematoxylin...
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