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Digital pathology refers to the process of converting tissue samples on glass microscope slides into digital images and examining these images in a computer environment. This transformation creates a digital work environment in pathology laboratories by moving traditional light microscopy-based diagnostic methods into a virtual space. Similar to the transition from film to digital in radiology, digitizing tissues enhances practicality and opens up new possibilities. For instance, thanks to high-

Kâmile Şevki Mutlu (1906–1987) was Türkiye’s first female medical professor and first female pathologist. Throughout her academic career, she conducted pioneering work in pathology, histology, and embryology, and developed a cell-staining method named after her. Mutlu was the founding head of the Department of Histology and Embryology at Ankara University Faculty of Medicine and became the first woman elected to the university senate. In addition to her scientific contributions, she played a his