Mathematical Oncology: Using Mathematics to Enable Cancer Discoveries
A special issue of Cancers (ISSN 2072-6694). This special issue belongs to the section "Methods and Technologies Development".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 15 June 2025 | Viewed by 1755
Special Issue Editors
Interests: mathematical oncology; personalized medicine; mathematical modeling; state transition; model discovery; radiation therapy; targeted radionuclides; glioblastoma; acute myeloid leukemia
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Interests: mathematical oncology; vascular networks; metabolic scaling; image analysis; model discovery
Interests: mathematical oncology; predictive modeling; patient-specific, personalized, dynamic modeling; computational biology
Interests: mathematical oncology; mathematical neuro-oncology; prognostic biomarkers; glioblastoma; subpopulation dynamics
Interests: mathematical and computational oncology; clinical cancer imaging; medical image analysis; patient-specific modeling; breast cancer; glioblastoma
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Mathematical modeling is proving to be an invaluable component for the future of oncology. Applications have spanned finding analytic or numerical analysis of first-principles models to agent-based modeling of complex dynamics. These methods are providing essential insights into the underlying cancer biology and identify unique opportunities to cancer prognosis, prediction, treatment planning, and intervention. Moreover, improvements in imaging systems and experimental techniques are providing unparalleled data with which to test, validate, and enhance proposed models. Given the rapid pace of growth seen in this field, many of these advances are being pioneered by early career researchers who are in the process of translating rigorous training into independent investigation.
In this Special Issue, we seek to highlight contributions to mathematical oncology led by early career researchers. We invite submissions that present contributions to mathematical oncology, with a focus on original research that merges modeling with data.
Dr. Russell Rockne
Dr. Alexander Brummer
Dr. Renee Brady-Nicholls
Dr. Lee Curtin
Dr. Chengyue Wu
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- mathematical oncology
- computational biology
- mathematical modeling
- computational oncology
- data-driven modeling
- physical oncology
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