My name is Luca Di Tommaso, I graduated in Medicine in Bologna; I am currently assistant professor of pathology at Humanitas University. The main field of my research is liver pathology. I investigated the morphological, phenotypical and molecular aspects of early steps of human hepato-carcinogenesis. I then moved to the study of prognostic features of more advanced forms of primary liver cancer (PLC). More recently, I focused my attention on tumoral microenvironment in PLC and in liver metastases. I have been working also on breast, thymic and thyroid pathology. I have a strong commitment to History of Medicine: the latter and Pathology are my teaching topics at Humanitas University. I recently developed a strong interest in the field of artificial intelligence applied to digital pathology: this likely represents the future scenario of my research. I am fellow of the International Academy of Cytology and member of International Liver Cancer Association.