Meet the next generation of pathologists: Martin Stampe, Copenhagen

Martin Stampe is a 30-year-old Danish medical doctor and PhD student at the University of Copenhagen and the Department of Pathology, Rigshospitalet. His research focuses on digital pathology, particularly how artificial intelligence can enhance and support routine microscopy in lung cancer diagnostics. Martin and his team have recently submitted a PMI article exploring how AI can be applied in an interpretable and clinically meaningful way during everyday microscopy workflows.

Meet the next generation of microbiologists: William Johnston, Scotland

Dr William Johnston, a British early-career microbiologist at Glasgow Caledonian University, studies hospital-acquired fungal threats. His latest paper in the Journal of Pathology, Microbiology and Immunology shows that Candida auris can persist on dry surfaces by forming biofilms that tolerate bleach-based cleaning.

Meet the next generation of microbiologists: Mark Craig Butcher, Scotland

Mark Craig Butcher, PhD, is a Senior Microbiome Innovation Scientist at Glasgow Caledonian University, specialising in oral microbiology. A British national from Scotland, he has dedicated his research to improving understanding and prediction of oral disease, with his latest work published in the Journal of Pathology, Microbiology and Immunology on meta-analysis of caries microbiome studies. At 35, he combines academic expertise with industrial innovation, driving translational research in microbiology.

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