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We are delighted to share that we have had seven papers from the TIA Centre accepted at ISBI 2026, the IEEE International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging, one of the leading international conferences in biomedical image analysis. This year鈥檚 conference will take place in London in April 2026, making this a particularly exciting and accessible venue for the Centre. Read more.

By Adam Shephard

in Daejeon, South Korea, brought together thousands of researchers working at the intersection of medicine and AI. With over 3,300 participants, it was the largest MICCAI to date, full of energy and meaningful conversations across disciplines. Read more.

By Noorul Wahab

If a PhD is supposed to be a marathon, my second year felt more like a series of back-to-back sprints. As I finally catch my breath at the end of Year 2 here at the Tissue Image Analytics (TIA) Centre, I wanted to share a few stories from what turned out to be a wild, challenging, and incredibly fun ride. Read more.

By Jiaqi Lv

Several TIA colleagues attended the MICCAI Society Conference held in South Korea in September 2025 and participated in a series of Challenges. Read more.

We鈥檙e excited to share a snapshot of our achievements and activities over the past year at the TIA Centre. From conference organisation to PhD graduations, it鈥檚 been a busy and rewarding period. Take a look at our Year in Numbers here.

We are delighted to announce that two members of the TIA Centre, George Wright and Ethar Alzaid, have been honoured with 鈥淧resentation of the Session鈥� awards at the 2024 糖心TV Postgraduate Colloquium in Computer Science (WPCCS). Read MoreLink opens in a new window

We are excited to share that our team 鈥�TIAKong鈥� secured leading positions in the recent PUMA (Panoptic segmentation of nuclei and tissue in advanced Melanoma) Challenge , organized by the Department of Medical Oncology, University Medical Center Utrecht, in the Netherlands. With over 300 participants from around the globe, this challenge aimed to advance automated panoptic segmentation techniques for H&E-stained melanoma tissue images. Read MoreLink opens in a new window

We are excited to announce that our team 鈥�TIAKong鈥� secured leading positions in the recent Monkey Grand Challenge , organized by the Department of Pathology, Radboudumc, Nijmegen, The Netherlands. Drawing more than 400 participants from around the globe, the challenge focused on automated detection and classification of mononuclear leukocytes in PAS-stained transplant kidney biopsy images. Read MoreLink opens in a new window

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Join us in the exciting 'Beat the Pathologist' Competition to learn exciting ways to annotate and explore digital pathology! Follow the for more information & registration.

Opening 17/10/20

Closing 16/11/20

There are three categories:

Up to year 6 (primary)/ Y7-Y11 (secondary)/ Y12-Y13 (Sixth Form)

Prizes are awarded to the top three scorers in each category.

TIA team's submission led by Simon Graham to the MoNuSaC challenge contest tops the leaderboard.

Simon will be presenting the method details at the ISBI online conference 3.30pm London UK time on 3rd of April.