Pathcore is heading to San Diego for the 2026 QBI Workshop on Multiplex Image Analysis & Computational Pathology (MIACP), hosted and supported by the La Jolla Institute for Immunology in partnership with the QBI Society, taking place September 15–16 at the La Jolla Institute for Immunology in San Diego, California.
As a Silver Sponsor of MIACP 2026, Pathcore is joining a focused community of technical experts, software developers, and end users working at the forefront of multiplex image analysis — from cell segmentation and phenotyping to spatial statistics, assay validation, and reproducibility. It’s a conversation we’re excited to be part of: how teams turn high-dimensional multiplex data into reliable, reproducible insight, and the infrastructure that makes that possible at scale.
Come find us at the workshop to connect with our team — and to talk through how Pathcore supports multiplex and spatial biology workflows from image management through analysis.
See What’s New in PathcoreFlow v5.0
Connect with us to hear about the latest updates in PathcoreFlow, built to help spatial biology and multiplex teams manage large, complex image datasets with confidence:
- Powerful Search: New query builder and in-folder filtering — find slides across large studies in seconds.
- Enterprise Security: Two-factor authentication, idle session timeouts, and automated vulnerability scanning and more.
- Data Governance: Granular permissions for controlling access to slide labels, filenames, and protected fields — better for collaboration.
PathcoreFlow is an enterprise image management system designed for the demands of modern digital pathology. With support for large-scale studies, customizable access controls, and seamless integration with analysis tools, PathcoreFlow helps research institutions and their partners streamline operations while keeping data organized, secure, and analysis-ready.
