Officers (at June 2023)
Please review our Officers below: Should you wish to contact any of the Officers or Committee please email
Lydia Ivnik- operationsmgr@pathsoc.org
President
 Prof Mark J Arends
University of Edinburgh |
General Secretary
 Prof Sarah E Coupland
University of Liverpool |
Treasurer
 Prof Graeme I Murray
University of Aberdeen
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Meetings Secretary
 Prof Mohammad Ilyas
University of Nottingham |
Advisors
Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Pathology and Editor, Journal of Pathology: Clinical Research
 Prof Simon Herrington
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Senior Scientific Editor, Journal of Pathology and Journal of Pathology, Clinical Research
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Dr Richard Poulsom
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Editor, Diagnostic Histopathology
 Dr Adrian Bateman |
Committee Members (at June 2023)
Dr Cynthia Heffron
 Irish Representative (Co-opted) |
Assoc Prof Susanne Burdak-Rothkamm
Dr Detlef Finkler
 Trade Representative (Co-opted)
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Dr Kate Marks, Undergraduate Lead (co-opted)
Prof Ali Khurram
Webmaster & Digital Adviser  |
Dr Clare McGenity, Chair of the Trainees Subcommittee
Dr Richard Byers, Winter School Lead
Dr Abhik Mukherjee, Chair Education Sub-committee
Dr Gemma Petts, Deputy Meetings Secretary (Co-opted)
Prof Gareth Thomas, Chair, Research Sub-committee
Dr Marc Ooft
Dutch Pathological
Society representative (Co-opted) |
Dr Jane Ganeshalingam, Chair of the Undergraduate Subcommittee
Ms Vivienne Parry OBE (Co-opted October 2020)
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 Lay Representative
Vivienne is a science writer and broadcaster. She has a part time role as Director of Engagement at Genomics England and serves on the board of UKRI. She also facilitates events across the globe including for the G20, the World Economic Forum and the European Commission. In the past, she has presented Tomorrow’s World, been a columnist for the Times, Guardian and News of the World and worked with the Princess of Wales for 12 years.
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Access the Trainee Subcommittee
Priorem Praeses - a Role for Previous Society Presidents
The Society has created a new role (the Priorem Praeses role) within the Pathological Society for previous Presidents of the Society. It recognises that previous Presidents have the potential to make significant ongoing contributions to the Society, making use of accumulated wisdom, experience, contacts and expertise, and that this is recognised as a formal role within the Society. Full details available here