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Support

Financial support

Some travel related to this educational resource has been supported in part by award U54CA143803 from the US National Cancer Institute. The content on this website is solely the responsibility of named authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the US National Cancer Institute or the US National Institutes of Health.

Call for participants

We are considering running pilot workshops in 2015 to disseminate this teaching resource in the Physical Sciences-Oncology Network. If you are (a) a biological scientist or (b) a patient advocate in the network and would like to be updated as schedule/location and applications become available, please contact David Liao.

Publicity

We are grateful for the following help in spreading the word about this course:

• Tweeted by the National Cancer Institute Office of Physical Sciences-Oncology
• Accessioned by the National Science Digital Library
• Blogged, shared on facebook, and tweeted by Creative Commons
• Shared by the page of the Society for Mathematical Biology on facebook
• Posted on the website of the Cancer Brainstorming Club at Cornell University
• Shared by the Calculus page on facebook

Acknowledgments

A mathematical way to think about biology was inspired by participation in the National Cancer Institute's Physical Sciences-Oncology Network, which has been coordinated with the assistance of Larry A. Nagahara, Jerry S.-H. Lee, Jonathan Franca-Koh, Nastaran Z. Kuhn, and Nicole M. Moore. The following people are thanked for the motivation they have provided by doing and communicating science.

© Copyright 2011-2015 David Liao. These videos and slides are open course ware made available under a Creative Commons license (CC BY-SA 4.0). The lightbox and social sharing effects are scripts by Stéphane Caron (CC BY 2.5).