Emma and Anuraag both attended this years ISEMPH conference, in Irvine, California. Anuraag held a symposium titled “Novel Perspectives on Cancer: Ecology, Evolution, and the Environment” and also presented his work he’s done with Sofie and Stina: “Models of Resistance in State-Structured Neuroblastoma Populations”. Emma also gave a talk in this symposium, called “Coping with chemical fluctuations – ancient, fundamental, and possibly lost”.
