Dec 08

Pathology Diagnostics Ltd joins Cambridge Network

The Cambridge Network, an organisation of Cambridge businesses and academia aims to promote Cambridge technology based enterprise. Pathology Diagnostics Ltd. aims to provide a one stops solution to the needs for human tissue diagnostics in the biotechnology sector.


November 2008

Pathology Diagnostics Ltd. is the winner in the Enterprising Women East of England business awards in Science, Engineering and Technology category

Pathology Diagnostics Ltd. wins public vote and judges vote to win the Innovator/ Science, Engineering and Technology category of these prestigious awards.

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An Impending Crisis in the Provision of Histopathology Expertise for Functional Genomics

Research paper published on 17th November 2008 in the Journal of Pathology.

The generation of new models of human disease is accelerating rapidly due to the completion of whole-genome sequencing efforts and technological advances. This European Commission (EC)-funded PRIME pathology training initiative study by Warren et al. reveals that histopathological analysis in this field is being performed almost exclusively by highly qualified pathologists in clinical diagnostic posts on a non-contractual basis, often with little support or training in comparative pathology.

The results indicate a lack of both trainees and provision of specialist training in this field, with the availability of diagnostic expertise and advice falling far short of the number of models being generated for analysis. This has lead to the worrying trend of “DIY”pathology and the inaccurate reporting of pathological data in scientific journals.

The paper also discusses solutions for the future recruitment, training and funding for pathologists working in functional genomics in Europe.

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Madhuri Warren, founder of Pathology Diagnostics Ltd. is interviewed by the University of Cambridge Careers Service

The University of Cambridge Careers Service has prepared a series of interviews on ex University scientists who have secured interesting positions outside academic research.

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Pathology Diagnostics Ltd. is a finalist in East of England business awards in Science, Engineering and Technology category

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Pathology Diagnostics Ltd. becomes a member of ERBI (Eastern Region Biotechnology Initiative)

ERBI is a networking organisation for biotechnology and related companies in the East of England, and is Europe’s leading regional bioindustry group. Find out more about Pathology Diagnostics Ltd. and its collaborations on the ERBI website and directory.

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October 2008

Pathology Diagnostics Ltd. moves to the St. John’s Innovation Centre, Cambridge

St. John’s Innovation Centre is a prestigious business park in the north of Cambridge, which aims to develop and attract world class scientific and knowledge based businesses. The centre operates the Cambridge Enterprise Hub in petnership with EEDA, BusinessLink East and the University of Cambridge.


Madhuri Warren, founder of Pathology Diagnostics Ltd. is featured in the Cambridge AWiSE newsletter

Cambridge AWiSE is a regional network for women in science, engineering and technology (SET) in both industry and academia. It brings together women with common interests and act as a source of support, information and inspiration. It provides regular networking opportunities, information through its website and newsletters.

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August 2008

Pathology Diagnostics Ltd. is featured by the Enterprising Women project
Enterprising Women is an East of England network funded by the EEDA (East of England Development Agency) and the ESF (European Social Fund).

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June 2008

Madhuri Warren, founder of Pathology Diagnostics Ltd. is selected for prestigious MEETS (Mid-Career Enterprise Education for Technology and Science) course

This prestigious course has been designed by a team at the Cambridge-MIT Institute (CMI) specialising in enterprise, innovation and leadership education for organisations, students and mid-career women. The Cambridge-MIT Institute (CMI) was established to explore how academics, industrialists and educators might work together to stimulate competitiveness, productivity and entrepreneurship.