Histopathology · Annual Conference
The Fifth Diagnexia Histopathology Symposium 2026
Organised by the Diagnexia UK Ltd
Dates20–21 Aug 2026
VenueThe Queen's College, Oxford
CityOxford, United Kingdom
CPD Points16 CPD
Two-day international histopathology symposium in Oxford with subspecialty diagnostic lectures, slide seminars, international speakers, networking events and 16 RCPath CPD credits.
Audience
Practising histopathologists, pathology trainees and laboratory leaders interested in subspecialty diagnostic practice and digital pathology.
Networking
Good: the ticket bundle includes exclusive networking events and an Oxford College dinner.
Pricing Note
Eventbrite listed consultant discounted bundle £475 and trainee bundle £327; Friday accommodation can be added for £110.
Research Value
Moderate: the event includes emerging research and diagnostic slide seminars, but no abstract submission route was visible.
Trainee Relevance
Trainee bundle pricing is explicitly listed on Eventbrite, and the programme is aimed at pathologists and trainees.
DK
Dr Kum Cooper
Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania
Subspecialty pathology lecture
DP
Dr Pedro Oliveira
The Christie NHS Hospital Trust
Subspecialty pathology lecture
DS
Dr Sangeetha Kalimuthu
University Health Network & University of Toronto
Subspecialty pathology lecture
DV
Dr Victor Prieto
MD Anderson Cancer Center
Subspecialty pathology lecture
DC
Dr Cristian Ortiz-Villalon
Karolinska Institute
Subspecialty pathology lecture
DS
Dr Sarah Bell
University of Glasgow / Queen Elizabeth II Hospital
Gynaecological pathology
DK
Dr Kristen Stashek
University of Pennsylvania
Subspecialty pathology lecture
DT
Dr Tom Hu
University of Pennsylvania
Subspecialty pathology lecture
The Fifth Diagnexia Histopathology Symposium 2026 is a two-day in-person meeting at The Queen's College, Oxford, running from 20 to 21 August 2026. RCPath describes it as an international meeting of subspecialist pathologists showcasing global expertise in diagnostic practice, emerging research and digital innovation in pathology. The Eventbrite booking page frames it as a series of diagnostic subspecialty pathology lectures and slide seminars led by internationally renowned pathologists. The programme is aimed at practising pathologists, trainees and laboratory leaders who want to deepen diagnostic expertise and explore digital and AI-enabled pathology. Confirmed speakers listed by RCPath include Kum Cooper, Pedro Oliveira, Sangeetha Kalimuthu, Victor Prieto, Cristian Ortiz-Villalon, Sarah Bell, Kristen Stashek and Tom Hu. The Eventbrite bundle price includes all lectures and seminars over both days, daily refreshments and lunch, Wednesday and Thursday accommodation, networking events and a Thursday Oxford College dinner. Published pricing is £475 for consultants and £327 for trainees for the combined symposium and computational pathology bundle; Friday accommodation is an additional £110. RCPath has approved the event for 16 CPD credits. No abstract submission route or publication outcome was visible on the inspected RCPath and Eventbrite pages.
Dr Robert Baxter