Mathematical Biology

These lessons demonstrate a physical sciences perspective: training intuition by deriving equations from graphical illustrations.

This is not a quick fix: It can take a couple months to work through this material at a comprehensible pace. We briefly review algebra and calculus, describe basic probabilistic modeling, explain how to solve dynamical systems, and then present an area of application in physical oncology.

Even after viewing these sections, students will still need to invest significant effort in order to participate in multidisciplinary research. These videos provide starting points for conversation between biological and physical disciplines.

*YOU ARE GOING TO GET FROM THIS COURSE*

- Over 86 lectures and 13 hours of content!

- Physical sciences perspectives

- Be able to teach yourself quantitative biology

- Be able to communicate with mathematical and physical scientists

*FEATURES*

- Lifetime access to 86 lectures

- 12+ hours of high quality content

- A community of 3200+ people trying to learn the same thing!

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*WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT THIS COURSE ON UDEMY *

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Instructed By : Dr. David Liao | Physicist (PhD, Princeton 2010)

David's illustrations have been published in Science, Physical Review Letters, Molecular Pharmaceutics, Biosensors and Bioelectronics, and the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

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