CellCarta Forms Global Digital Pathology and AI Consortium

Jul 16, 2026
CellCarta has launched a Global Digital Pathology and AI Consortium, bringing together several technology partners including Lunit, Mindpeak, Imagene AI, Dipath AI, Nucleai, Tivenix, and Indica Labs to advance biomarker research and digital pathology solutions for biopharma sponsors.

CellCarta has launched its Global Digital Pathology and AI Consortium, announced in a press release. The initiative brings together technology partners including Lunit, Mindpeak, Imagene AI, Dipath AI, Nucleai, Tivenix, and Indica Labs to create a shared ecosystem for AI and digital pathology collaboration.

The consortium aims to give biopharma sponsors access to AI tools and digital pathology workflows for biomarker discovery, patient stratification, and companion diagnostic development. It covers oncology, autoimmune disorders, Alzheimer’s disease, and other indications.

CellCarta said the model is designed to be flexible and AI agnostic, allowing participants to evaluate and deploy multiple AI technologies through one coordinated infrastructure. This approach integrates digital pathology, image analysis, proteomics, genomics, and regulatory capabilities in one system for clinical and translational research programs.

The program will continue to evolve as more partners and technologies are added to support emerging disease areas and new biomarker strategies.

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