Call for Research Papers & Abstracts: Join the 16th Emirates Pathology, Digital Pathology & Cancer Conference 2026 in Dubai

 


The 16th Emirates Pathology, Digital Pathology & Cancer Conference and Exhibition is proud to invite pathologists, researchers, clinicians, scientists, academicians, and industry professionals from around the world to submit their most impactful research abstracts for presentation at the upcoming event scheduled for April 09–11, 2026 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. This prestigious conference, organized by the Emirates Pathology Utilitarian Conference Group (EPUCG), offers a dynamic forum for exchanging cutting-edge scientific knowledge, showcasing innovations, and fostering collaborations in pathology, digital pathology, and cancer diagnostics.

With a hybrid format that welcomes both in-person and virtual participation, PATHOLOGYUCG 2026 aims to bring together experts and emerging leaders in the field, providing a platform to present original research, clinical findings, technological advancements, and innovative applications that are shaping the future of diagnostic sciences. pathology.utilitarianconferences.com

Why Submit Your Abstract?

Submitting your research to PATHOLOGYUCG 2026 is an exceptional opportunity to:

  • Present your work on a respected international stage.

  • Engage with global experts, peers, and stakeholders.

  • Publish your accepted abstract in a partner journal with DOI.

  • Gain visibility among clinicians, pathologists, and industry innovators.

  • Compete for awards, recognitions, and special sessions.

  • Drive collaborations and multidisciplinary partnerships.

This call invites high-quality abstracts across a wide spectrum of scientific and clinical topics in pathology and allied disciplines. The Abstract Submission Deadline is 31st December 2025 — mark your calendars and submit early to secure your place at the conference! kindcongress.com


Conference Scientific Sessions

The scientific program for the 16th Emirates Pathology Conference encompasses a broad set of thematic tracks designed to reflect the diversity and evolution of pathology practice and research. It provides specialized avenues for knowledge exchange across traditional and emerging domains. pathology.utilitarianconferences.com

Core Pathology and Diagnostic Sciences

  1. Track 1: Pathology
    Fundamental and clinical aspects of pathology practice — encompassing diagnostic methodologies, interpretation of specimens, and clinical correlation. 

  2. Track 2: Digital Pathology
    Innovations in digital imaging, telepathology, and virtual workflows for enhanced diagnostic efficiency and remote consultation. 

  3. Track 3: Cancer
    Comprehensive insights into cancer biology, histopathological assessment, tumor markers, and precision oncology diagnostics.

  4. Track 8: Diagnostic Pathology
    Advanced diagnostic techniques spanning histological, cytological, molecular, and clinical applications.

  5. Track 23: Clinical Pathology and Chemical Pathology
    Laboratory-based diagnosis of systemic diseases, biochemical markers, and quality assurance in clinical laboratories.

Subspecialty and Organ-Specific Pathology

  1. Track 4: Breast Pathology
    Pathological evaluation of breast diseases, benign and malignant disorders, and advances in imaging correlation.

  2. Track 7: Dermatopathology
    Insights into skin pathology, including inflammatory and neoplastic dermatological conditions.

  3. Track 15: Cardiovascular Pathology
    Heart and vascular tissue pathology, including morphological and molecular diagnostics.

  4. Track 16: Digestive Diseases Pathology
    Pathology of gastrointestinal tract and related organs, including liver and pancreatic disorders.

  5. Track 18: Gynecological Pathology and Uropathology
    Pathological insights into female reproductive and urinary tract diseases.

  6. Track 19: Hematopathology
    Diagnosis and classification of hematological malignancies and blood disorders.

  7. Track 20: Head and Neck Pathology
    Disorders affecting the head and neck region, including sinonasal, oral cavity, and salivary gland pathology.

  8. Track 25: Neuropathology
    Pathologic aspects of neurological and neurodegenerative diseases.

  9. Track 26: Nephropathology
    Renal biopsies, glomerular diseases, and tubular pathology.

  10. Track 27: Ophthalmic Pathology
    Diagnostic challenges in eye-related pathology.

  11. Track 28: Pediatric and Perinatal Pathology
    Disease processes in neonates, infants, and children. 

  12. Track 29: Liver Pathology and Gastrointestinal Pathology
    Detailed exploration of liver and GI tract diseases at a histopathological level.

Emerging Technologies & Research Frontiers

  1. Track 5: Computational Pathology
    Cutting-edge computational methods including machine learning and AI in diagnostic pathology.

  2. Track 6: Pathology with Technology
    Integration of new technological platforms into routine pathology workflows.

  3. Track 11: Cancer Cytopathology
    Cytological techniques in cancer diagnosis and screening.

  4. Track 12: Soft Tissue and Bone Pathology
    Mesenchymal and bone tumor pathology, including diagnostic challenges and therapeutic implications.

  5. Track 13: Immunopathology
    Immune-mediated diseases and immune response patterns in pathology.

  6. Track 14: Anatomical, Forensic, and Autopsy Pathology
    Structural pathology and medicolegal investigations.

  7. Track 17: Electron Microscopy
    Ultrastructural diagnostics in cellular pathology.

  8. Track 21: History of Pathology
    Retrospective insights into the evolution of pathology as a discipline.

  9. Track 22: Microbial Pathology and Infectious Disease Pathology
    Infectious agents and host response patterns in tissue pathology.

  10. Track 24: Molecular Pathology
    Gene-level diagnostics, biomarkers, and precision medicine applications.

  11. Track 30: Coronavirus Pathogenesis
    Pathologic features of COVID-19 and related emerging pathogens.

  12. Track 31: AI in Pathology
    The role of artificial intelligence in enhancing diagnostic accuracy and workflow performance.

  13. Track 32: Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology
    Specialized pathology of oral and facial regions.

  14. Track 33: Subspecialty Pathology
    Focused topics that span multiple specialized areas.

  15. Track 35: Research and Experimental Pathology
    Innovations rooted in bench research with clinical translation potential.

  16. Track 36: Other Topics
    Additional comprehensive topics relevant to the broad field of pathology.


How to Submit Your Abstract

Prospective authors are encouraged to visit the abstract submission portal and follow the guidelines for formatting and submission. Abstracts should highlight novel insights, clear objectives, robust methodologies, and meaningful conclusions that advance pathology or related fields. pathology.utilitarianconferences.com

🔗 Submit your abstract now: https://pathology.utilitarianconferences.com/submit-abstract
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Don’t miss this chance to share your research, engage with international delegates, and contribute to a remarkable scientific program at one of the most comprehensive pathology events of 2026!

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