#mathonco — Public Fediverse posts

Behind the paper: Mathematical modelling predicts selective sweeps are restricted to early stages of tumour growth mathematical-oncology.org/blog/selecti... by @[email protected] #cancer #evolution #mathonco

Mathematical modelling predict...

My @[email protected] colleague Franco Pradelli with 3 facts we didn't know about #mathonco mathematical-oncology.org/blog/years.h...

Three facts you did not know a...

The latest from @smbmathbiology.bsky.social #BiologyInNumbers: @math.onco's own Ranjini Bhattacharya, working with Joel Brown to study the role of #tumor cell-cell interactions in the context of #metabolism with #TheoreticalBiology #MathOnco

https://pocketcasts.com/podcast/biology-in-numbers/d431ebf0-fd91-013b-f558-0acc26574db2/s3-ep4-ranjini-bhattacharya/48d7cb25-e896-4290-bb0b-6fa3acf37296

As well as her research I was impressed by @pbiwan's questions and Ranjini's focus on science policy as complement to science #outreach and #scicomm

Only a few hours left of this year's @mathonco.bsky.social #MoffittIMO workshop at @moffittnews.bsky.social and the teams I visited are doing just fine, thank you very much #MathOnco #AI #Cancer

Last speaker at #MathOnco25 is our own @mathonco.bsky.social Jeffrey West that provides a study of the #mathonco literature to produce this definition of MathOnco: the use of interpretable models to understand and improve cancer therapy

Thursday keynote at #MathOnco25 with @robjohnnoble.bsky.social showing a wealth of #MathOnco models of cancer evolution and evolutionary-enlightened therapies. Notice the bingo card: he showed enough different math models to fill up the card!

Well, this is going on next week, the #MathOnco25 #MathOnco conference in Tampa, FL

https://mathematical-oncology.org/mathonco25#agenda

Moffitt's #CSBC center represented by @sandy where he talks about #MathOnco models driving phase i trials to accelerate and enhance how clinical trials are done

A #MathOnco conference in beautiful St Pete Beach, FL in the Tampa Bay Area you say? in late October when the weather will be wonderful you say? organized by @sandy and the folks at @math.onco you say?

https://mathematical-oncology.org/mathonco25

Final #MathOnco keynote at #SMB2025 @smbmathbiology.bsky.social with Mohit K. Jolly taling about Epithelial to Messenchymal Plasticity (EMP). Great talk and of great importance not just for #metastasis (the context in which it is usually studied) but also #treatmentResistance

Riley Manning (now at @math.onco) showing her work at University of Minnesota modeling tumor-immune interactions in glioblastoma and how computational models #MathOnco can help us explore how different aspects of these interactions can explain different outcomes in #cancer
#SMB2025 @smbmathbiology.bsky.social

Excellent minisymposium at #SMB2025 @smbmathbiology.bsky.social on using imaging to parameterize agent-based models in #mathonco. One of the speakers my colleague Kasia Rejniak describing a powerful approach to use histology in modeling #immunotherapy

Yesterday's @smbmathbiology.bsky.social #mathonco minisymp with
@math.onco 's chair and friend @sandy presenting models that capture patient data and help us to understand how to improve treatment schedules in a clinically translatable way #SMB2025

I got interviewed in the #MathOnco #Youtube channel from Thomas Hillen but instead of linking to it I will share the link to the whole channel since there are so many of them and I don't think I am the best interviewee Thomas had: https://www.youtube.com/@MathOncologyInterviews/videos

Congrats Dr. @alexsteinresearch.bsky.social and also Alex's PhD supervisor @benjaminwerner.bsky.social for an excellent body of doctoral work pushing the frontiers of #mathonco and #cancerevo

My commute today, entertained by the latest @smbmathbiology.bsky.social podcast of #BiologyInNumbers by @parmvir.com with @ualberta.bsky.social Mark Lewis. Great reminder of the overlap in tools and research interests between #MathOnco and #MathEcology pca.st/fmr74uh3

Season 2 Episode 6: Mark Lewis...

Weini Huang, Xiao Fu,, Dmitrii Shek and I are excited to be guest editing a BMC Cancer collection on "Spatial tumor heterogeneity". We welcome papers ranging from spatial transcriptomics studies to #MathOnco models. For details and submission guidelines see https://www.biomedcentral.com/collections/sth

Excellent seminar at Moffitt's @mathonco by Gustavo França (working with Itai Yanay ) to explain how cell state and plasticity can explain the emergence of resistance in cancer. Experimental data only but would make for an excellent #MathOnco collab

New preprint by Gosia Weh with Pragya Kumar and Andriy Marusyk: We show mutation rate benefits vary with population fitness - higher mutation rates help individuals in a population survive new challenges but hurt well-adapted populations. Has implications for both cancer treatment strategies and evolutionary theory. https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.12.11.627972v1

#MathOnco #Evolution

Chasing the source of an assumption, something that lots of #MathOnco #MathBio people do:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgo7rm5Maqg

Today's @math.onco guest is Dr. Gergely Rost from Szeged University talking about #ODE and #ABM #MathOnco models...and some cool simulations on the streets of Szeged

Today's @mathonco seminar by Simon Syga who described two different #MathOnco projects in collaboration with Andreas Deutsch. #ABM to study #populationdynamics in #cancer and the role of motility

For those of you here interested in #MathOnco (and maybe #SomaticEvolution #CancerEvolution) this is an important resource, and since it is a newsletter you can keep up to date with the field whether you are here or twitter (or any other site):

https://thisweekmathonco.substack.com/

You could also follow news and announcements about #MathOnco from @mathonco but I have also made our #Threads account accessible to the #fediverse so if you prefer this follow @math.onco

#MathOnco blog post by Prof. Thomas Hillen about #MathOnco interviews, his new project to spread the word about mathematical oncology...and mathematical oncologists!

https://mathematical-oncology.org/blog/math-oncology-interviews.html

Burning the midnight oil at the #MoffittIMO #TeamBlack #IMOWorkshop producing optimization algorithms (2) and #MathOnco models (3) so that #toxicity can be accounted for during treatment scheduling for metastatic prostate cancer patients

Day 3 of #MoffittIMO #IMOwokshop, discussing how to create our patient decision support tool with a variety of prostate cancer #MathOnco models

Welcome to the 12th #IMOWorkshop #MoffittIMO. Expect a week of #MathOnco projects centered around managing #toxicity in cancer treatment. Wish us good luck at #TeamBlack

Blue sky ideas at the #NCI #CSBC meeting in San Francisco today. Here is @sandy discussing his: #MathOnco can show us tumor dynamics but we need more than a couple of time points to work with

What a week at the Field's discussing #MathOnco and #CancerEvolution / #CancerEcology. Thanks Jasmine Foo and Dominik Wodarz for organizing! and Thomas Hillen too!