Congratulations! Enjoy USCAP 2025 With WINMEDIC
From March 22 to 27, 2025, the 114th Annual Meeting of the United States and Canadian Academy of Pathology (USCAP) was successfully held in Boston, Massachusetts. As one of the most prestigious and influential academic gatherings in the field of pathology worldwide, USCAP 2025 attracted more than 4,000 participants and over 1,000 exhibitors. Attendees came from hospitals, private labs, academic institutions, and government agencies, representing diverse fields such as pathology, molecular biology, toxicology, oncology, and immunology.
WINMEDIC proudly took the global academic stage at USCAP 2025, presenting its latest AI-powered digital pathology solutions. These included its flagship brightfield and fluorescence digital slide scanners, the WinQuant digital pathology quantitative analysis software, remote consultation systems, image management platforms, and online education software. The advanced functionality, precision, and intelligent design of these products attracted considerable attention from professionals across North America, Europe, Asia, South America, and beyond.
During the event, WINMEDIC also welcomed several esteemed guests from the global pathology community, including Dr. Aleks Zuraw, a prominent figure in American pathology, and Dr. Junya Fukuoka, President of the Asian Society of Digital Pathology, as well as many leading pathology experts from China. These meaningful exchanges centered on cutting-edge applications of digital pathology, strengthening international collaboration, and aligning enterprise innovation with global academic progress.
Remaining steadfast in its mission, WINMEDIC continues to promote its independently developed digital pathology products on the international stage. The company is intensifying investment in global markets and embracing an open, collaborative approach. By working closely with partners around the world, WINMEDIC is committed to advancing innovation and adoption of digital pathology technologies—and making impactful contributions to the digital transformation of pathology worldwide.
