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This week in MathOnco 385 (opens the original)
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“This week in Mathematical Oncology” — Sept. 24, 2026> mathematical-oncology.orgFrom the editor:Come join IMO! To celebrate our coming of age anniversary, we're looking for a new tenure-track faculty member (Assistant, Associate, or Senior Professor level) to join the IMO department at Moffitt (a top-ranked NCI-designated comprehensive cancer center).</
This week in MathOnco 384 (opens the original)
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“This week in Mathematical Oncology” — Sept 17, 2026> mathematical-oncology.orgFrom the editor:Tis the season for planning your conference travels! Here are 3 upcoming meetings that have approaching deadlines: Women in Computational Biology in Scotland, 15 October 2026 (hybrid format), Digital Twins for Personalised Radiotherapy through Integrated Simulation and Modelling (PRISM) January 18, 2027 in Milan (Registration is free but mandatory for participation), and <a
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“This week in Mathematical Oncology” — Sept 10, 2026> mathematical-oncology.orgFrom the editor:Every academic’s dream is for their work to be read and their ideas to be considered by others. That is the driving motivation, for example, behind the mathematical oncology blog, which is a place to encourage discussion, debate, and feedback. I was similarly pleased to Amy Pomeroy and Adam Palmer’s spotlight article
This week in MathOnco 382 (opens the original)
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“This week in Mathematical Oncology” — September 3, 2026> mathematical-oncology.orgFrom the editor:This week, be sure to check out the artwork below, jointly contributed by TWiMO editor Sarah Groves, along with Fred Adler.This week’s newsletter also links to a preprint that I played a very small part. A model of cellular resources allocated for growth or survival, with allocation having increasing/diminishing returns on fitness, i.e. a convexity effect (now you can se
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“This week in Mathematical Oncology” — August 27, 2026> mathematical-oncology.orgFrom the editor:We’d like to take this opportunity to invite you to the 14th Integrated Mathematical Oncology (IMO) workshop at the Moffitt Cancer Center. Now in its 14th year we are supported by our grant from the Cancer Systems Biology Consortium (CSBC) on the Delta Ecology of Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer and the
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