May 12, 2026

Spectroscopy Roundup: From Ångström Scale to Extreme Pressure 

Spectroscopic methods reveal hidden order in proteins, surface water, oxide synthesis, and high-pressure materials 

The Analytical Scientist

May 12, 2026

What Makes the Optimal Pathology Workflow?

Why one forward-thinking lab in Germany re-evaluated design, digitalization, and everything in between

The Pathologist

May 12, 2026

Ancient DNA Tracks 10,000 Years of Selection

Large dataset shows widespread genetic changes shaping modern traits and disease risk

The Pathologist

May 11, 2026

How Social Contact Shapes Gut Microbes

Cooperative behavior linked to shared anaerobic gut bacteria

The Pathologist

May 08, 2026

Not Quite a Microscope, Not Quite a Scanner, And Pathologists Love It

How Michael John Fanous developed a superfast, affordable, single-slide digital scanner that can fit in a backpack

The Pathologist

May 08, 2026

Hidden Gut Factor in Liver Disease

Healthy microbiome linked to reduced liver injury from Vibrio infection

The Pathologist

May 07, 2026

From Sophie Spitz to Molecular Melanocytoma

How one woman's pioneering research transformed pediatric melanoma diagnosis

The Pathologist

May 06, 2026

How We Went Fully Digital in 10 Months

Syed T. Hoda reveals how he achieved the pathology workflow switch that others said was impossible

The Pathologist

May 05, 2026

Medical Oddities: Brain Health, Sunny-Side Up

Breakfast, bacteria, and brain wiring—small things show big implications this week.

Conexiant

May 05, 2026

Visibility Matters: Bringing Pathology Into Focus

Sitting Down With…Jim Zhai, CAP president, as he reflects on his journey, the pressures facing the field, and why pathology’s role is only becoming more central to patient care

The Pathologist