Advancements in pathology continue to redefine clinical diagnostics, treatment planning, and medical research. The 16th Emirates Pathology, Digital Pathology & Cancer Conference, organized by Utilitarian Conferences, stands as one of the leading international platforms for scientists, clinicians, technologists, and young researchers to showcase their discoveries. With an extensive set of 15 scientific tracks, this conference creates a comprehensive space for interdisciplinary learning and professional collaboration.

Researchers, academicians, physicians, and industry innovators are invited to submit abstracts, papers, posters, or presentations to share their contributions with global experts. Begin your submission here:
👉 Scientific Sessions: https://pathology.utilitarianconferences.com/scientific-sessions
👉 Submit Abstract: https://pathology.utilitarianconferences.com/submit-abstract

Why Present Your Work?

Presenting at the Emirates Pathology Conference offers unmatched advantages:

• Global Platform: Interact with leaders in diagnostics, oncology, digital medicine, AI, and laboratory science.

• Academic Growth: Strengthen your professional profile with CME/CPD-accredited participation.

• Publication Opportunities: Submit your full paper to the Global Journal of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine (GJPLM).

• Research Visibility: Gain recognition and feedback to improve your studies.

• Networking & Collaboration: Build long-term connections with researchers and clinicians from around the world.
  
  

Whether your expertise lies in cancer, histopathology, digital innovations, or forensic research, there's a dedicated track waiting for your contribution.

Explore the Scientific Tracks

Below is a detailed, professional breakdown of all tracks for easy selection and alignment with your research.

Track 1: Pathology

This track encompasses the foundational and advanced aspects of general pathology—cell injury, inflammation, infection, systemic diseases, and diagnostic principles. Authors may submit research, review studies, or case reports that expand understanding of disease mechanisms or diagnostic practice.

Track 2: Digital Pathology

Dedicated to digital transformation in pathology, this track focuses on whole-slide imaging, telepathology, algorithm-assisted interpretation, and the modernization of laboratory workflows. Submissions may highlight digital adoption challenges, innovation studies, or clinical validation projects.

Track 3: Cancer

This oncology-driven track welcomes research on tumor biology, molecular markers, cancer progression, genetic profiling, targeted therapies, and diagnostic innovations. Rare case reports, clinical-pathologic studies, and translational research are highly encouraged.

Track 4: Breast Pathology

Focused exclusively on breast diseases, this track includes submissions on benign breast lesions, invasive carcinomas, molecular phenotypes, prognostic markers, and histopathological patterns. Researchers may also explore imaging-pathology correlation and treatment-oriented diagnostics.

Track 5: Computational Pathology

AI and machine learning are revolutionizing pathology. This track invites presentations on deep learning models, automated slide interpretation, data analytics, image segmentation, digital biomarkers, and computational innovations shaping the future of diagnostics.

Track 6: Pathology with Technology

This track merges pathology with advanced technologies such as robotics, augmented reality, laboratory automation, and smart diagnostic platforms. Submissions should highlight how technology improves efficiency, accuracy, or workflow management.

Track 7: Dermatopathology

Dedicated to the microscopic study of skin diseases, including melanoma, inflammatory dermatoses, infectious diseases, and genetic skin conditions. High-quality case reports, immunostain-based studies, and novel diagnostic approaches are suitable for this track.

Track 8: Diagnostic Pathology

This broad track centers on diagnostic challenges, evolving classification criteria, and quality improvement in clinical diagnostics. Authors may present new diagnostic algorithms, rare case presentations, or insights into differential diagnosis.

Track 9: Surgical Pathology

Surgical pathology remains core to clinical practice. This track features research on tissue specimen analysis, frozen section diagnosis, tumor margin assessment, gross pathology innovations, and pathologist–surgeon collaboration.

Track 10: Histopathology

Focused on microscopic tissue study and disease correlation, this track welcomes research on staining methods, morphologic features, tissue preparation techniques, histological patterns, and advanced microscopic techniques.

Track 11: Cancer Cytopathology

This specialized track focuses on cytological diagnosis through FNA, body fluids, and exfoliative cytology. Submissions may explore cytomorphology, diagnostic pitfalls, ancillary testing such as immunocytochemistry, and technological advances in cytology.

Track 12: Soft Tissue & Bone Pathology

Researchers may submit studies on benign and malignant soft-tissue tumors, bone lesions, sarcomas, skeletal dysplasias, or musculoskeletal pathology. Case series, molecular findings, and radiology-pathology correlations are highly encouraged.

Track 13: Immunopathology

Explore immune-related diseases, autoimmune mechanisms, immunohistochemistry, antibody-based diagnostics, and immunologic interactions within tissues. This track aims to highlight the intersection of immunology and diagnostic pathology.

Track 14: Anatomical Pathology, Forensic Pathology & Autopsy Pathology

A comprehensive track covering:

• Anatomical Pathology: Disease diagnosis through tissue and organ examination.

• Forensic Pathology: Trauma evaluation, cause-of-death analysis, and medicolegal investigations.

• Autopsy Pathology: Postmortem studies that reveal disease patterns and clinical correlations.

Track 15: Cardiovascular Pathology

A focused track exploring heart and vascular diseases—atherosclerosis, myocarditis, cardiomyopathies, congenital defects, and vascular tumors. Histologic, molecular, and clinical-pathology studies are welcome.

More Tracks You Can Refer Here: https://pathology.utilitarianconferences.com/scientific-sessions

How to Prepare and Submit Your Abstract

To ensure a successful submission:

✔ Follow the official guidelines

• Maximum 300-word abstract

• Times New Roman, 11 pt

• Up to 5 keywords

• Structured format recommended: Background, Objective, Methods, Results, Conclusion

• Include a brief 150-word author biography
  
  

✔ Submit your abstract via the official portal

👉 Submit Here: https://pathology.utilitarianconferences.com/submit-abstract

✔ Pay the review fee

Upon submission, you will be guided to complete the abstract review fee process.

✔ Wait for acceptance notification

Selected authors will receive an Abstract Acceptance Letter, useful for academic documentation, visas, and conference preparation.

Conclusion

The Emirates Pathology, Digital Pathology & Cancer Conference offers an extraordinary opportunity to grow professionally while contributing meaningful research to the global scientific community. With 15 diverse and cutting-edge tracks, researchers from every branch of pathology can find the perfect category for their work.

Submit your research now and join experts shaping the future of diagnostics, oncology, and digital innovation.

👉 Scientific Sessions: https://pathology.utilitarianconferences.com/scientific-sessions
👉 Submit Abstract: https://pathology.utilitarianconferences.com/submit-abstract

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