Malini Harigopal

Dedicated to advancing knowledge in the field of pathology, Dr. Malini Harigopal serves as a Professor Adjunct in Pathology and the Director of the Immunohistochemistry Lab at Yale University. With a robust background in cytopathology, Dr. Harigopal has established herself as a leader in her field, contributing significantly to both academic and clinical settings. Dr. Harigopal's academic journey began with her residency in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology at the University of Chicago, where she honed her skills and developed a keen interest in pathology. She further specialized by completing fellowships in breast pathology, cytopathology, and renal pathology at the prestigious New York Presbyterian Hospital. These experiences have equipped her with a comprehensive understanding of various subspecialties within pathology, allowing her to provide expert insights and guidance in her current roles. In addition to her academic and clinical responsibilities, Dr. Harigopal is actively involved in several professional organizations. She is a member of the Papanikolaou Society and the Yale Cancer Center, where she collaborates with fellow experts to advance research and improve patient care. Her dedication to the field has been recognized through numerous accolades, including the HPV Investigation Award from the American Society of Cytopathology, highlighting her contributions to the understanding and management of HPV-related conditions. Dr. Harigopal's work in the Immunohistochemistry Lab at Yale University is characterized by her commitment to innovation and excellence. She leads a team of researchers and clinicians in exploring new methodologies and technologies to enhance diagnostic accuracy and patient outcomes. Her leadership and expertise have been instrumental in positioning the lab as a center of excellence in immunohistochemistry. Through her teaching, research, and clinical practice, Dr. Harigopal continues to inspire the next generation of pathologists while pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the field. Her dedication to pathology and her contributions to the medical community make her a respected and influential figure at Yale University and beyond.