We met Dr. Chandra during USCAP 21 at our Virtual booth, and he needed a robust solution that would help him tele-report paediatric cases from the Ascension Hospital in Florida. Old school WSI and Live Microscopy for unstained samples did the job for Clinical Pathology Associates.
The next step, Dr. Chandra started with CLIA validations. When we heard the long process of record keeping, we built out a tool which would let the pathologists add in post-glass results and automatically give out a pdf of the concordance with pre-glass.
Since last year, Dr. Chandra has added 3 scanners to help him out.

Dr. Imran was looking out for a solution that would give him control over his study
With tools that gave him a black box solution and just a number always swayed him out of his comfort zone. During our initial discussion, Dr. Imran wanted a scanner that had the perfect resolution to help him hunt for metastatic colonies from xenograft tumor models. On this an option to export the annotations as a csv was all that he needed.
Further discussion post installations, we tried to understand how we could help him further, and built a solution that would let him hunt for metastasis and tool would then help out in accurately annotate a bounding box around the micro-tumours.
Today at NIH..

Dr. Ahmed is someone who likes spending his free time teaching students across the globe and sharing his acquired expertise.He was seeking a partner to help him jump the barriers of network connectivity, and the security risks of hosting slides

Owing to Morphle's unlimited concurrent logins and web-based viewer that is simple and intuitive,
Dr. Ahmed can share a link of the scans locally hosted and focus on what matters most, Educating the budding pathos!
His relentless pursuit of knowledge under the microscope has led to countless quality diagnoses all across the globe.