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The MIDOG 2025 submission on the final test set does require a link to a preprint by the participants, detailing the method they submitted in a scientific paper format. For this, we have some recommendations:

For the final submission to MIDOG, the participants are required to provide a link to a preprint with a brief (approx. 2 pages) description of their method and results on a preprint site (such as arxiv.org, medrxiv.org) together with their…

Since a couple of hours, the preliminary test phase is open. Happy submitting!

We’ve had questions regarding the output format for track 1, which has caused some confusion amongst our participants. We want to clarify this in the following post. Each point in the expected output format, which we detail also in our…

The preliminary evaluation phase for MIDOG 2025, our this year’s MICCAI challenge, is coming up in less than four days. Time to talk about why it’s there and why not: – Docker submission is not easy, and we know. This…

With the MIDOG2025 challenge going into its hot phase, it is time for us to release the templates for docker submission. We do this for each of the two tracks of our challenge. For each of the tracks, we also…

We are happy to share that we, again, partnered with grand-challenge.org to run our challenge. Already in previous years, this worked remarkably well, resulting in a great experience for the participants and organizers alike. Please sign up for our challenge…

We are excited to welcome you to the 3rd MICCAI Digital Pathology Challenge on Mitotic Figure Detection (Mitosis Domain Generalization Challenge, MIDOG 2025)! This year, we continue our mission to advance the field of computational pathology by tackling one of the…