Director
Co-Director
Tumors are not simply collections of mutated cells that grow in isolation; rather, they respond to and modify both the physical microenvironment and a variety of host cells in the organ they are invading. These changes in ecology (“∆-Ecology”) are key to understanding tumor progression and the response to therapy – particularly the development of resistance. We focus on NSCLC, the most common and among the most lethal of human cancers and will define the ecological and evolutionary dynamics that govern disease progression and treatment, with the goal of driving novel therapeutic strategies that exploit this ∆-Ecology.
International Journal of Radiation Oncology, Biology, Physics
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
Cancer Discovery
Dynamic Games and Applications
Available at SSRN
Bulletin of Mathematical Biology
NPJ Systems Biology and Applications
Bulletin of Mathematical Biology