The future of mathematical oncology in the age of AI

  • Russell C. Rockne*
  • , Morten Andersen
  • , Alexander R.A. Anderson
  • , David Basanta
  • , Angela Bentivegna
  • , Sebastien Benzekry
  • , Sergio Branciamore
  • , Sarah C. Brüningk
  • , Martina Conte
  • , Farnoush Farahpour
  • , Aleksandra Karolak
  • , Alvaro Köhn-Luque
  • , Guillermo Lorenzo
  • , Babgen Manookian
  • , Andrei S. Rodin
  • , Lara Schmalenstroer
  • , Juan Soler
  • , Cristian Tomasetti
  • , Konstancja Urbaniak
  • *Corresponding author

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Abstract

This perspective article discusses emerging advances at the interface of mechanistic modeling and data-driven machine learning, highlighting opportunities for AI to accelerate discovery, improve predictive modeling, and enhance clinical decision-making. We address critical limitations of current AI approaches and propose a perspective on a future where AI augments mechanistic rigor, clinical relevance, and human creativity under the umbrella of a redefined understanding of Mathematical Oncology.
OriginalsprogEngelsk
Artikelnummer22
Tidsskriftnpj Systems Biology and Applications
Vol/bind12
Antal sider7
DOI
StatusUdgivet - 26 jan. 2026

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