Know the Enemy and Know Yourself - Why Has It Proven to Be So Hard to Beat Cancer? by Herbert Levine

Explore the challenges in defeating cancer through a public lecture by Herbert Levine, a distinguished professor from Northeastern University. Delve into the progress made in cancer research over the past 30 years and the ongoing struggle against this disease. Gain insights into recent advancements in understanding cancer and the immune system's defenses, with a focus on the integration of quantitative computational modeling. Learn how applying Sun Tzu's maxim of knowing oneself and the enemy can potentially lead to victory in the ongoing battle against cancer. Discover the speaker's extensive background in applying physical science methods to biological systems, including cancer progression and tumor-immune interactions. Suitable for undergraduate students, this 1 hour 41 minute talk offers a comprehensive look at the complexities of cancer research and the potential for future breakthroughs.