Registration is now open for 18th Annual EHF meeting!
The European Histopathology Forum (EHF) returns to GSK Stevenage to host a 2 day meeting on 24th and 25th September. We are developing the agenda, again focusing on how core histology science supports advanced imaging and analysis to enhance scientific research across the spectrum of research, healthcare and drug development. We are also planning to re-introduce workshops as a space for both new and experienced scientists to further knowledge and understanding of growth areas in the field.
Registration is OPEN NOW! More details with program to follow soon. Please register here: https://lnkd.in/e2UsCdW6 and share this notice with your networks so we can build from our successful return to the event calendar in 2024.
Click here to access draft updated program for EHF 2024
Year |
Subject |
2003 |
Image analysis |
2004 |
Basic microscopy., including: microscope alignment and basic light-, phase contrast-, polarising- and dark field- microscopy |
2005 |
Basic pathology |
2006 |
Identification of tissue structures using special stains |
2007 |
Basic Immunohistochemistry Techniques |
2008 |
Basics of Molecular Pathology techniques and will include: In situ hybridisation and Western blots. |
2009 |
Antigen Retrieval Techniques for Immunohistochemistry |
2010 |
Haematoxylin & Eosin and specialised stains |
2011 |
Basic tissue recognition in histopathology |
2012 |
Image analysis |
2013 |
Basic tissue recognition in histopathology |
2015 |
Basic Histology/Basic Histopathology |
Special Stains and Artefacts |
|
2017 |
Basic tissue recognition, RNA ISH assays, SHG imaging, Tissue multiplexing, Histology and Mass spectrometry |
2018 |
Basic Microtomy, RNAscope, Image analysis discussion forum, Immunofluorescence multiplexing, Immunophenotyping |
2018 |
Basic Microtomy, RNAscope, Image analysis discussion forum, Immunofluorescence multiplexing, Immunophenotyping |
Director of Molecular Imaging at AstraZeneca, based at the new Cambridge site. Accountable for delivery of core and advanced imaging technologies to the AZ portfolio to investigate efficacy and safety of new therapeutics and increase understanding of disease.
Hitesh has been with the committee of the European Histopathology Forum since 2016 and working as an active committee member, handling a lead role in developing the first time ever website and social media presence (e.g. Linked-In) for the EHF organisation.
"Been in Sales for more than 20 years, helping people within the NHS, Research and Academy fields, using my knowledge of Histology from starting as a Biomedical Scientist."
Senior Cellular Pathology Scientist
MSc FIBMS >25 years’ experience in the Histology department at a large CRO.
32 years experience in pharmaceutical contract research at Covance Laboratories in Harrogate; from a bench scientist to managing small specialist and larger general laboratory teams.
Dr Bradley Spencer-Dene received his PhD in Developmental Biology from UCL in 1995 and then had two 3-year postdoc positions...
