Veterinary pathologist, DVM, PhD, DACVP · Founder of Digital Pathology Place

Digital pathology and AI, explained without the hype.

I'm Dr. Aleks Żuraw, host of the Digital Pathology Podcast and author of Digital Pathology 101. I help people who work with tissue understand the tools reshaping their field.

Dr. Aleks Żuraw

What people say

From learners in my courses and companies I've worked with.

Learners
"It has helped me understand how tissue composition and correct annotations may influence model training and downstream analysis, which is invaluable knowledge in my work as a pathology image analyst."Daria Kalinska-Lysiak · PhD candidate
"Although cost was a factor that initially held me back, I am grateful that I eventually decided to invest in this course. The interactive sessions with Aleksandra and her quick answers to our questions made the learning experience engaging and effective."Hariesh Ramanathan · Karkinos Healthcare
Partners
"My favorite part about working with Aleksandra is her ability to take complex digital pathology topics and translate them into a very understandable and clear language for varied audiences."Emma Vehviäinen · Aiforia Technologies
"The DPP approach, creating useful and educational content intended to help community progress faster felt right immediately."Mikko Malmivaara · Grundium
"In addition to her pathology expertise, she has a great collaborative spirit which makes working together enjoyable."Thomas Colarusso · Bio-AI Health

Bio

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Dr. Aleks Żuraw, DVM, PhD, DACVP, is a board-certified veterinary pathologist who applies her pathology expertise to toxicologic pathology and drug safety. She is the founder of Digital Pathology Place, an education and media company for people who work with tissue.

She graduated in veterinary medicine in Wrocław, Poland, and completed her pathology residency and PhD in Berlin, Germany. She then joined a digital pathology company, where she designed image analysis algorithms for clinical trials, quantified tissue biomarkers for immuno-oncology, and trained pathologists and computer scientists at pharmaceutical companies. That work became Digital Pathology Place. She has lived and worked in six countries.

Today she hosts the Digital Pathology Podcast (255+ episodes), wrote Digital Pathology 101, now in its second edition, and runs the Tissue Science Club community. She has co-authored peer-reviewed papers on digital pathology and image analysis and speaks at STP, ESTP, ACVP and the Digital Pathology & AI Congress, including the 2025 keynote in London. Her focus: helping professionals understand AI well enough to use it, and to push back when a tool doesn't hold up.

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Sponsorships, sponsored content, and speaking for companies that want to reach pathologists, scientists and lab professionals.

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