Read article: Mathematical oncology: exploiting maths for cancer research
Mathematical oncology: exploiting maths for cancer research
The journal Physical Biology has published the 2019 Mathematical Oncology Roadmap
Read article: Mathematical oncology: exploiting maths for cancer research
Read article: Reduced adhesion between tissues could create microscopic tumours
Reduced adhesion between tissues could create microscopic tumours
Mechanics study boosts our understanding tumour evolution
Read article: Entropy plays an important role in how living cells form tissues
Entropy plays an important role in how living cells form tissues
Experiments and simulations could provide insights into how cancer progresses
Read article: Physics sheds light on how breast cancer spreads to bone
Physics sheds light on how breast cancer spreads to bone
Studying the mechanics of cell migration could help explain how cancer cells spread through the body and settle in bones
Read article: Magnetic microrobots line up for stem cell therapy
Magnetic microrobots line up for stem cell therapy
Magnetically controlled microrobots offer targeted delivery and transplantation of stem cells
Read article: Seeing cancer in a new light: creating an atlas of blood flow in tumour tissue
Seeing cancer in a new light: creating an atlas of blood flow in tumour tissue
Researchers use tumour images to develop a computer model revealing the complex details of blood flow in breast cancer tissue
Read article: Human immunity is perhaps a touchy-feely process
Human immunity is perhaps a touchy-feely process
Cells that are important in orchestrating the immune response are sensitive to mechanical cues, in a complex way
Read article: Liquid biopsy helps predict cancer treatment outcome
Liquid biopsy helps predict cancer treatment outcome
Image analysis spots molecular signature of treatment-resistant prostate cancer in bloodborne tumour cells
Read article: Photoswitches selectively activate individual neurons
Photoswitches selectively activate individual neurons
Researchers develop compounds that can control the action of drugs on neurons using infrared light
Read article: Desktop computers can now simulate cardiac activity
Desktop computers can now simulate cardiac activity
Simulations that run on graphics processing chips enable high-performance cardiac dynamics modelling on personal computers and cell phones
