Peer-reviewed publication · 2022
Computer-assisted mitotic count using a deep learning-based algorithm improves interobserver reproducibility and accuracy
Coauthor · Veterinary Pathology, 59(2), 211–226
Publication and author listAbout
Veterinary anatomic pathologist · Founder of Nekyia

I’m a veterinary anatomic pathologist with experience in biotech and pharmaceutical companies, including Idorsia and Roche. My work covers toxicologic and investigative pathology across laboratory animal species, from exploratory and maximum tolerated dose (MTD) studies to GLP and IND-enabling safety programmes.
Neuropathology is a particular focus, especially in ASO and siRNA development. I’ve performed primary evaluations and independent peer reviews of studies assessing the brain, spinal cord, dorsal root ganglia and peripheral nerves, including intrathecal programmes.
I also work with computational scientists on tissue annotation, image analysis and review of cell detections and segmentations. I’ve worked in small project teams and large multidisciplinary groups. At Nekyia, I bring that experience directly to your study.
Peer-reviewed publication · 2022
Coauthor · Veterinary Pathology, 59(2), 211–226
Publication and author listConference contribution · 2025
First-author abstract · BSTP/ESTP Congress, Manchester
Official proceedings · abstract on page 65Selected scientific work from my earlier industry roles.
About the practice
Nekyia (νέκυια) is an ancient Greek term for a rite of consulting the dead. In Book XI of Homer’s Odyssey, Odysseus seeks guidance from the prophet Tiresias.
In pathology, we consult the dead to understand disease and help make future treatments safer.
Literary reference: Homer, Odyssey, Book XI.

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