mathmatical models of tumor development
 

 
Cancer biology is dominated by processes that exhibit highly non-linear dynamics. Such systems cannot be understood intuitively – the dynamics must be understood using biologically realistic mathematical models with appropriate numerical simulations

“In the absence of consistent application of rigorous mathematical models, theoretical medicine will largely remain empirical, phenomenological and anecdotal, successful only in linear systems that can be defined by a single experiment or a few experiments.”

Gatenby and Maini in Nature, 2002

 

 

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  • Development of a Virtual Tumor (Sub-award from MGH)
    • Description
      • To establish an efficient infrastructure and workflow between multiple teams, then to collect, classify and archive the already developed modeling tools and techniques, and initiate pilot projects to connecting and integrating disticnt modeling modules and platforms in order to tackle a set of related scientific hypotheses.
    • Sponsor
      • NCI

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