Explore a 26-minute lecture on modelling inflammation in cancer, presented by Kathleen Wilkie from Toronto Metropolitan University. Delve into the mathematical approaches used to understand the complex relationship between inflammation and cancer progression. Gain insights into cutting-edge research that combines mathematical modeling with oncology, as part of the "Mathematics of the Hallmarks of Cancer" series hosted by the Fields Institute. Learn how mathematical tools can be applied to unravel the intricate mechanisms of cancer-related inflammation and potentially inform new therapeutic strategies.
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Syllabus
Modelling Inflammation in Cancer
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Fields Institute
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