Home of CancerMate: computational prognosis of neoadjuvant therapies for breast cancer
CancerMate provides a dedicated interface through which authorised users can enter the required model parameters, run a simulation and inspect the resulting outputs without interacting directly with the COMSOL Multiphysics front end. The User Manual describes the current workflow, required inputs, available outputs and operating assumptions. It should be read before interpreting any simulation result. … Read More “CancerMate’s Interface and User Manual” »
CancerMate does not treat mathematics as magic or as a black box. Its equations provide a simplified, testable representation of biological processes occurring at tissue scale. Reaction-diffusion equations describe the balance between tumour proliferation, spatial transport and treatment effects. Model parameters can be informed by diagnostic imaging and selected biological measurements, allowing the simulation to … Read More “From Equations to Tumour Dynamics” »
Virtual Human Twins are computational representations of human physiology or pathology designed to support scientific research and, when adequately validated for a defined purpose, healthcare applications. They may combine mechanistic models with clinical, imaging and biological data across different spatial and temporal scales. As new observations become available, a mature twin may be updated to … Read More “Virtual Human Twins and In Silico Medicine” »
