Soomin Lee has recently celebrated her wedding. We sincerely congratulate her and wish her a lifetime of happiness and love. Warmest wishes from all lab members on this joyful occasion.

Our lab members — Sangjeong Ahn, Eunsu Kim, Hyeseong Lee, Euisub Song, and Seongman Hong — participated in Korea Clinical Datathon 2025. We are proud to share that Sangjeong Ahn won 1st place, and Hyeseong Lee received 2nd place for their exceptional work and innovative analysis. Congratulations to all participants for their dedication and remarkable performance!

Our lab hosted the Research Nexus Program symposium featuring Dr. Faisal Mahmood from Harvard Medical School as the keynote speaker. The event, titled "Pixels to Precision Medicine: At the Intersection of AI and Pathology," brought together leading researchers in computational pathology and medical AI. Dr. Mahmood shared insights from his pioneering work published in Nature Medicine, Cancer Cell, and top-tier AI conferences including CVPR and NeurIPS. The symposium fostered valuable discussions on the integration of artificial intelligence in pathological diagnosis and precision medicine, strengthening collaborative ties between Korean and international research communities in computational pathology.

Before delivering his keynote lecture at Korea University Medical School, Dr. Faisal Mahmood explored Seoul's iconic landmarks and cultural treasures.

PathFinder Lab successfully organized the REG 2025 (REport Generation in pathology using Pan-Asia Giga-pixel WSIs) challenge during MICCAI 2025 in Daejeon. The challenge focused on advancing automatic pathology report generation by tasking participants to convert gigapixel whole-slide images into clinically sound diagnostic text reports.

From September 23–27, 2025, PathFinder Lab attended MICCAI 2025 in Daejeon, Korea. The conference provided exposure to leading research in medical image computing and computer-assisted intervention. The lab organized the REG challenge on Saturday. Key highlights included productive sessions with computational pathology groups and collaborative discussions with international teams. The visit served as an opportunity for lab membership training and professional development sessions. The week concluded with a lab dinner, fostering team bonding and celebrating successful conference participation.