"Clonal competition in ageing human haematopoiesis and its emerging dynamic fitness landscape" on the Mathoncoblog -- by N. Vincent Mon Père, F. Terenzi, B. Werner - July 30, 2024 mathematical-oncology.org/blog/clonal-co…

It's that time of year!! Calling all #newPI in cancer research! Please introduce yourself and tell us what your work on!!

Todays IMO research in progress is form Noemi Andor lab member Richard Beck presenting, Modeling the effect of whole genome doubling on glucose consumption Moffitt Cancer Center

Reinforcement learning to optimize therapy schedules in cancer treatment. By analyzing patient data & treatment responses, Kit Gallagher and Sandy Anderson aim to personalize and improve cancer Tx mathematical-oncology.org/blog/therapy-s… #MathOnco #ML

Thrilled to see our latest research featured in the MathOnco blog! Thanks for the chance to share our work with such a wide audience! For those interested, you can check out the full paper here: doi.org/10.1371/journa…

Our IMO research in progress this week is from Noemi Andor lab member Thomas Veith giving his PhD talk on, Adaptive Landscapes: Frequency and Density-Dependent Effects in Cancer Evolution Moffitt Cancer Center

Dr. Jasmine Foo - Computational methods for inferring tumor evolution an... youtube.com/live/OTzkYu8yZ…

Using an integrated mathematical modeling approach, Conor Lynch, @dbasanta, et al. Moffitt Research #PSON are determining the effects of the bone ecosystem on metastatic #ProstateCancer evolution and treatment response. cancer.gov/about-nci/orga…

Todays Centre for Evolutionary Therapy seminar is from our own Renee Brady discussing results from pilot funding provided by our Center of Excellence on, Using PROs to optimize treatment timing IMO Moffitt Cancer Center

Todays IMO research in progress was from our newest assistant faculty member, Mark Robertson-Tessi Mark R-T presenting: Strategy in the face of uncertainty. Mark continues our tradition of faculty giving an overview of their personal trajectory & lab vision Moffitt Cancer Center

The 2024 cohort hast just started their journey but if you want to join us in 2025 and do a #PhD in #MathOnco at Moffitt Cancer Center make sure you apply before December 1st! moffitt.org/education/rese…

If your group is not on the #MathOnco world map, please consider writing a short post introducing yourself on Mathoncoblog! mathematical-oncology.org/groups

Just on time for labor day weekend (for those of you State-side) Jeffrey West writes about mechanistic learning, the best of two worlds based on a paper by John Metzcar Paul Macklin Alvaro Köhn-Luque Catherine Jutzeler-Walter and Sara Bruningk: mathematical-oncology.org/blog/mechanist… #MachineLearning #MathOnco

Excited to share the fruits of a new collaboration with Guim Aguadé-Gorgorió and Ricard Solé on: Modeling tumors as complex ecosystems. This perspective is open access with almost 230 references - out now in iScience journal cell.com/iscience/fullt…

Tracing the history of Mechanistic Learning & why I like the approach… On the Mathoncoblog mathematical-oncology.org/blog/mechanist…

Today's IMO research in progress is from #AndersonLab member Masud m.a. presenting very new results on, Simulating the stromal interactions in Basal Cell Carcinoma morphologies. Moffitt Research

Are you interested in a career in cancer research? Join us for a virtual networking tour to learn more about postdoctoral opportunities at Moffitt Cancer Center. Register now: bit.ly/3XkxSvB #PostDoc #CancerResearch

Excited to announce that registration for the 12th IMO workshop on Treatment Toxicity is now open. Held onsite Moffitt Cancer Center Nov 3-Nov 8 #MoffittIMO more details: imo12.eventbrite.com. Deluxe travel awards are available on a competitive basis, apply by 09/30!

If you are interested in learning more about what an IMO Workshop is like check out our dedicated website: imoworkshop.org and twitter account IMO Workshop. This years artwork is still cooking, expect and update very soon!

If you're in math onco and looking to experience what makes Moffitt / IMO so unique, I highly recommend the workshop!