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Podcast 6, January 2008: Interdisciplinary Maths, from life on Mars to cancer development

Submitted by plusadmin on January 21, 2007

We talk to four researchers from UCL's centre for mathematics and physics in the life sciences and experimental biology (COMPLEX) about the role of maths in such fields as astrobiology, cancer modelling and biology.

Podcast 6, January 2008: Interdisciplinary Maths, from life on Mars to cancer development

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