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Recent Advances in the Temple University Digital Pathology Corpus
The Neural Engineering Data Consortium (NEDC) is developing a large open source database of highr-esolution digital pathology images known as the Temple University Digital Pathology Corpus (TUDP) [1] . Our long-term goal is to release one million images. We expect to release the first 100,000 image corpus by December 2020. The data is being acquired at the Department of Pathology at Temple University Hospital (TUH) using a Leica Biosystems Aperio AT2 scanner [2] and consists entirely of clinical pathology images. More information about the data and the project can be found in Shawki et al. [3] . We currently have a National Science Foundation (NSF) planning grant [4] to explore how best the community can leverage this resource. One goal of this poster presentation is to stimulate community-wide discussions about this project and determine how this valuable resource can best meet the needs of the public.
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