Thank you to everyone who joined today! For those who could not join, the talk is available here: www.youtube.com/live/h3rSSG5...

Reminder of the talk tomorrow!

Very excited that Kit Curtius @yosoykit.bsky.social from UCSD will speak in the online MCMC Seminar on Tuesday, September 9 at 9am PDT. Link to join: youtube.com/live/h3rSSG5...

Thank you Adam for speaking in the MCMC seminar! The seminar recording is available here: www.youtube.com/live/IgXqBYQ...

Reminder of the talk tomorrow! Join us at 9am PDT at www.youtube.com/live/IgXqBYQ...

Excited to announce the second Mathematical and Computational Modeling of Cancer (MCMC) Seminar speaker, Adam Palmer from the University of North Carolina, who will be talking on "Modeling tumor heterogeneity to understand the clinical efficacy of combination therapy". 1/3

Thanks, @ibozic.bsky.social for inviting and hosting me! It was a fun talk and I was impressed by the audience's insightful questions. The recording is available at the link above.

Here's the link: www.youtube.com/live/E0nO9Vf...

Looking forward to giving this talk live online tomorrow at 9am PST (12pm EST; 5pm UK). Tune in if you're intested in any of the following:
* Cancer evolution & mathematical oncology
* Spatial stochastic processes
* Evolutionary rescue theory
* Selective sweeps
* Quantifying phylogenetic tree shape

I am very excited to announce a new online seminar on Mathematical and Computational Modeling of Cancer (MCMC). The first speaker is Rob Noble (City, University of London) on “Understanding, predicting and controlling stochastic cancer evolution”. Join us on Tuesday, March 4 at 9am PST.

Sign up now for a live discussion "From Elephants to Humans: Evolutionary Insights into Cancer" on Weds 22nd, 11am EST. @amyboddy.bsky.social, @athenaaktipis.bsky.social & me will explore how ecology and #evolbio shape #cancer across the tree of life. Free registration: asu.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

Do you like trees? Fancy quantifying tree shapes in terms of diversity, balance, average outdegree, etc. so you can compare them with each other or with models? Even if they have very different leaf counts? And accounting for branch lengths and polytomies? We have an easy solution for you.

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Sharing again for new followers - check out this fully-funded postdoc to work with any Fred Hutch comp bio faculty members! Pre-apps due Dec 20 to start next year!

www.fredhutch.org/en/research/...

When I first shared this starter pack 17 days ago it contained 50 people. Now it's up to 70. Please comment or message me if you'd like to be added. go.bsky.app/LjquJVL