Computational Methods for Inferring Tumor Evolution and Heterogeneity
Offered By: Mathematical Oncology via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore computational methods for inferring tumor evolution and heterogeneity in this comprehensive seminar presented by Dr. Jasmine Foo as part of the Mathematical Oncology (#mathonco) seminar series. Delve into cutting-edge techniques used to understand the complex processes of tumor development and progression. Learn about advanced algorithms and mathematical models that help researchers unravel the intricacies of cancer genetics and cellular diversity within tumors. Gain insights into how these computational approaches contribute to personalized cancer treatment strategies and improve patient outcomes. The 1-hour and 19-minute presentation offers a deep dive into the intersection of mathematics, computer science, and oncology, providing valuable knowledge for researchers, clinicians, and students interested in the field of computational biology and cancer research.
Syllabus
Dr. Jasmine Foo - Computational methods for inferring tumor evolution and heterogeneity.
Taught by
Mathematical Oncology
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