Explore the potential role of gut (reactor) models in mathematical oncology through this 1-hour 20-minute seminar presented by Hermann Eberl from the University of Guelph. Delve into the intersection of mathematical modeling and cancer research as part of the Mathematical Oncology Seminar series hosted by the Fields Institute. Gain insights into how gut models may contribute to our understanding of cancer development and progression. Discover the latest advancements in this field and their implications for future oncology research and treatment strategies.
Can Gut Reactor Models Play a Role in Mathematical Oncology?
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Can Gut (Reactor) Models Play a Role in Mathematical Oncology?
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Fields Institute
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