Learning and documenting pathology informatics Designing responsible histopathology workflows

I am Dr. Fernando Soto, a physician and computer science graduate preparing for anatomical pathology residency. Histopath.ai is my public notebook: a living study path, annotated case library, and running project log for the pathology informatics work I build along the way. My current focus is whole-slide imaging pipelines, AI validation, and report-style pathology writing.

Golgi stain of a pyramidal neuron highlighting the arborised dendrites.
Image credit: Histology Guide
Training
MD and Computer Science graduate
Focus
Pathology informatics, WSI pipelines, AI validation and QA
Current projects
Breast carcinoma WSI pipeline, DCP 601–602 notes, ML metrics notebook
Goal
Anatomical pathology residency with emphasis on pathology informatics

Featured project

Breast Carcinoma WSI Pipeline

Reproducible workflow for tiling, training, and reporting attention-based slide classifiers on invasive breast carcinoma.

  • Standardised patch extraction and stain normalisation using reproducible configs.
  • Slide-level attention pooling with integrated attribution overlays for case review.
  • Validation dashboards aligned with CAP/CLIA quality metrics and internal QA checks.
Status · in-progress
  • pytorch
  • whole-slide-imaging
  • qa

Notebook updates

What I’m reading and shipping

Short reflections on papers, conferences, and project milestones that influence the study path. Updated as I learn, usually monthly.

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Let’s compare notes

I welcome feedback, mentorship, and collaboration opportunities, especially from teams building pathology informatics infrastructure or evaluating AI tools. Reach out if you spot gaps, want to share material, or a partner on validation work.