Explore the intersection of mathematics and oncology in this 59-minute lecture by Nikolaos Sfakianakis from the University of St Andrews. Delve into the evolution of mathematical approaches to understanding cancer, from past methodologies to current techniques and future prospects. Gain insights into how mathematical models contribute to unraveling the complexities of cancer biology, potentially shaping future research and treatment strategies in the field of oncology.
The Mathematical Hallmarks of Cancer - Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
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The Mathematical Hallmarks of Cancer: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
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Fields Institute
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