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The new European Training & Education Center for Digital Pathology (eTREC) at Smart In Media’s headquarters in Cologne, Germany is an innovative learning hub for digital diagnostics.

Experience Digitalization Firsthand

Experience live how quickly and precisely diagnoses can be made on-screen, with the support of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Pathologists, oncologists, medical staff, and IT professionals can learn to work with high-performance microscope scanners and a diagnostic platform, including an image management system, in an ultra-modern environment.

Visitors have the opportunity to try various AI modules, see a next-generation tape storage system in action, and work with specialized diagnostic monitors and input devices like the Ergodrive.

At eTREC, which Smart In Media operates in partnership with scanner manufacturer Hamamatsu Photonics, the full spectrum of Digital Pathology is showcased. The tour begins with beginner workstations where slides can be scanned manually on the microscope, it continues by demonstrating the integration of macro images into diagnostics, and finally leads to an experience of a fully digital workflow using a scanner and Smart In Media’s “Digital Lab” diagnostic platform, featuring the fastest viewer in the world.

This comprehensive presentation of innovative beginner and professional solutions enables institutions to develop new work models in digital diagnostics and AI-assisted workflows—keywords include remote work, flexible teams, and telepathology.

The S20 scanner by Hamamatsu
The Smart In Media office in Cologne, Germany
PathoZoom® Digital Lab on the BARCO monitors

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Scan your own slides
View scanned slides in the best quality
Our team will gladly answer all your questions

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Workshops and Strategic Consulting

In addition to hands-on training, we offer lectures and workshops at the eTREC to introduce participants to Digital Pathology: Which departments need to be involved early in the planning? How can the entire team be inspired? What does an optimal testing phase look like? Participants receive answers and strategic tips for a successful transition from manual to digital workflows.

The goal of the eTREC is to showcase modern workspaces for pathologists and new perspectives in diagnostics with experts from various disciplines.

Book your visit now at the European Education & Training Center for Digital Pathology with Corina Turner,
Phone: +49 171 5447 391
Email: c.turner@smartinmedia.com

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