I got interviewed in the #MathOnco #Youtube channel from Thomas Hillen but instead of linking to it I will share the link to the whole channel since there are so many of them and I don't think I am the best interviewee Thomas had: https://www.youtube.com/@MathOncologyInterviews/videos

Congrats Dr. @alexsteinresearch.bsky.social and also Alex's PhD supervisor @benjaminwerner.bsky.social for an excellent body of doctoral work pushing the frontiers of #mathonco and #cancerevo

My commute today, entertained by the latest @smbmathbiology.bsky.social podcast of #BiologyInNumbers by @parmvir.com with @ualberta.bsky.social Mark Lewis. Great reminder of the overlap in tools and research interests between #MathOnco and #MathEcology pca.st/fmr74uh3

Season 2 Episode 6: Mark Lewis...

Weini Huang, Xiao Fu,, Dmitrii Shek and I are excited to be guest editing a BMC Cancer collection on "Spatial tumor heterogeneity". We welcome papers ranging from spatial transcriptomics studies to #MathOnco models. For details and submission guidelines see https://www.biomedcentral.com/collections/sth

Excellent seminar at Moffitt's @mathonco by Gustavo França (working with Itai Yanay ) to explain how cell state and plasticity can explain the emergence of resistance in cancer. Experimental data only but would make for an excellent #MathOnco collab

New preprint by Gosia Weh with Pragya Kumar and Andriy Marusyk: We show mutation rate benefits vary with population fitness - higher mutation rates help individuals in a population survive new challenges but hurt well-adapted populations. Has implications for both cancer treatment strategies and evolutionary theory. https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.12.11.627972v1

#MathOnco #Evolution

Chasing the source of an assumption, something that lots of #MathOnco #MathBio people do:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgo7rm5Maqg

Today's @math.onco guest is Dr. Gergely Rost from Szeged University talking about #ODE and #ABM #MathOnco models...and some cool simulations on the streets of Szeged

Today's @mathonco seminar by Simon Syga who described two different #MathOnco projects in collaboration with Andreas Deutsch. #ABM to study #populationdynamics in #cancer and the role of motility

For those of you here interested in #MathOnco (and maybe #SomaticEvolution #CancerEvolution) this is an important resource, and since it is a newsletter you can keep up to date with the field whether you are here or twitter (or any other site):

https://thisweekmathonco.substack.com/

You could also follow news and announcements about #MathOnco from @mathonco but I have also made our #Threads account accessible to the #fediverse so if you prefer this follow @math.onco

#MathOnco blog post by Prof. Thomas Hillen about #MathOnco interviews, his new project to spread the word about mathematical oncology...and mathematical oncologists!

https://mathematical-oncology.org/blog/math-oncology-interviews.html

Burning the midnight oil at the #MoffittIMO #TeamBlack #IMOWorkshop producing optimization algorithms (2) and #MathOnco models (3) so that #toxicity can be accounted for during treatment scheduling for metastatic prostate cancer patients

Day 3 of #MoffittIMO #IMOwokshop, discussing how to create our patient decision support tool with a variety of prostate cancer #MathOnco models

Welcome to the 12th #IMOWorkshop #MoffittIMO. Expect a week of #MathOnco projects centered around managing #toxicity in cancer treatment. Wish us good luck at #TeamBlack

Blue sky ideas at the #NCI #CSBC meeting in San Francisco today. Here is @sandy discussing his: #MathOnco can show us tumor dynamics but we need more than a couple of time points to work with

What a week at the Field's discussing #MathOnco and #CancerEvolution / #CancerEcology. Thanks Jasmine Foo and Dominik Wodarz for organizing! and Thomas Hillen too!

Who is at the Fields Institute and ready to attend a whole series of #MathOnco talks about #cancer #ecology and #evolution? This guy!
http://www.fields.utoronto.ca/activities/24-25/oncology-evolution

Quantitative #GroundRounds at #MoffittCancerCenter with Kristin Swanson (Mayo Clinic) talking about sex differences in #Glioblastoma and ways to study it with #MathOnco and #machine_learning

Kristin is complementing her Machine Learning approach with knowledge that constraints the training of the network, something that makes a lot of sense since in clinical oncology there is not such thing as #BigData

The one and only IMO (Integrated Mathematical Oncology) workshop @mathonco comes again for the 12th time this November and it is time you go and register here:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/imo-workshop-12-toxicity-registration-1009343693157?aff=oddtdtcreator

#MathOnco