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As part of the Cancer Systems Biology Consortium, researchers share resources to facilitate systems approaches to addressing challenges in cancer, and engage in outreach activities to help disseminate information about their research to the larger scientific community and the public.
The CSBC Education & Outreach working group has been putting together resources for you to use! Learn How to Host a Flipped Science Fair, or how to run activities like How to Extract Your Own DNA and How to Make Nanoparticles. That one even comes with some supplemental resources like this presentation.
The Junior Investigators of the CSBC/PS-ON and BD-STEP publicly advocate for diversity, equity, and inclusion for all individuals in science. Read their full diversity statement here.
Current practices in mathematical oncology cover the spectrum from basic sciences through clinical practice. Obviously, such a wide breadth requires an analogously wide tool set. On the basic sciences end, the focus is on understanding and discovering new biological mechanisms through quantitative methods.
The Cancer Complexity Knowledge Portal contains the latest available resources generated through the CSBC and PSON program.