Explore cutting-edge research in cancer treatment through this Mathematical Oncology seminar presented by Dr. Jason George. Delve into the complex world of biophysical and stochastic modeling of tumor-immune interactions, with a focus on optimizing T cell immunotherapies. Gain insights into how mathematical approaches can enhance our understanding of cancer biology and improve treatment strategies. Learn about the latest developments in this field from Dr. George, a leading researcher from the George Research Group. This seminar, part of the #mathonco series, offers a unique opportunity to witness the intersection of mathematics and oncology in advancing cancer research and treatment.
Biophysical Modeling of Tumor-Immune Interactions for Optimizing T-Cell Immunotherapy
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Jason George: Biophysical modeling of tumor-immune interactions for optimizing T-cell immunotherapy
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