
Developing mathematical models to better understand biochemical networks and identify drug therapies. Directed by Dr. Stacey Finley, Professor of BME @USC
Los Angeles, CA
Joined January 2015
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Dr. Stacey Finley (USC Systems Bio Lab) retweeted
#SysBio4CancerResearch:
Mathematical modeling has made a significant recent impact in the design of treatment scheduling protocols that are evolution-based strategies to mitigate the evolution of resistance.
But there is still many unanswered questions, and #MathOnco or #SysBio approaches will be key to future work. We’ve outline open questions in the field here:
elifesciences.org/articles/8…
Dr. Stacey Finley (USC Systems Bio Lab) retweeted
#SysBio4CancerResearch:
Another important future direction is the integration of AI/ML approaches with mechanistic modeling.
Combining highly predictive black-box approaches with parameterized math models to gain mechanistic insight into that black-box:
frontiersin.org/journals/imm…
Dr. Stacey Finley (USC Systems Bio Lab) retweeted
A8: I also think there may be opportunities for more translational #SystemsBiology initiatives like @ARPA_H ADAPT, which aims to harness advanced technologies and a deep understanding of tumor biology to build cancer #biomarkers. arpa-h.gov/research-and-fund… #SysBio4CancerResearch
Dr. Stacey Finley (USC Systems Bio Lab) retweeted
#SysBio4CancerResearch: The best way to bring preclinical data to bear on clinical translation is the integration of mathematical models to interpolate or extrapolate these data, and to test & generate hypotheses about underlying biological mechanisms.
A great example of this model iteration process from Paras Jain & @mkjolly15:
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Dr. Stacey Finley (USC Systems Bio Lab) retweeted
#SysBio4CancerResearch: The best way to bring preclinical data to bear on clinical translation is the integration of mathematical models to interpolate or extrapolate these data, and to test & generate hypotheses about underlying biological mechanisms.
A recent great example of model iteration is @stroblmar’s paper on PARP inhibitors in ovarian cancer:
cell.com/cell-systems/abstra…
Dr. Stacey Finley (USC Systems Bio Lab) retweeted
Looking forward to Part 2 next week! #SysBio4CancerResearch
Dr. Stacey Finley (USC Systems Bio Lab) retweeted
Dr. Gandhi will talk about "Characterizing morphology transitions in biological systems with approximate symmetry" and Maisha will talk about "Multihost Pathogen Creates Ecological Links Between its Hosts and Influences Host Population Dynamics". We hope that you can join us!
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Dr. Stacey Finley (USC Systems Bio Lab) retweeted
Integrating mechanism-based T cell phenotypes into a model of tumor-immune cell interactions | bioRxiv biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Dr. Stacey Finley (USC Systems Bio Lab) retweeted
Glad to see this paper published! I hope you all will find it interesting, it was a fun project with @USCSysBio_Lab
bmcbioinformatics.biomedcent…
Hello! We are super excited to have this paper out as a preprint: "Flux Sampling in Genome-scale Metabolic Modeling of Microbial Communities"
Quick thread:
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Dr. Stacey Finley (USC Systems Bio Lab) retweeted
Next it’s friend and fellow #mathonco @USCSysBio_Lab presenting, Genome-scale Modeling Predicts Metabolic Differences Between Macrophage Subtypes in Colorectal Cancer #CSBCPSON23
Dr. Stacey Finley (USC Systems Bio Lab) retweeted
Our @USCViterbi delegation had a fantastic experience at #BMES2023, co-chaired by Stacey Finley @USCSysBio_Lab. Read more about what our people presented. viterbischool.usc.edu/news/2…
Dr. Stacey Finley (USC Systems Bio Lab) retweeted
We love hearing all of your great feedback on social from #BMES2023 in Seattle!
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Your feedback is valuable to us and will help us improve future conferences.
Dr. Stacey Finley (USC Systems Bio Lab) retweeted
A special thanks to our amazing photographer, Straughan Photography, who worked tirelessly at #BMES2023 to capture the event and attendees 🤩
Headshots coming soon ;)
Dr. Stacey Finley (USC Systems Bio Lab) retweeted
Looking forward to AfroBioTech starting on Sunday! If you’re in the Atlanta area (or close enough to get yourself there), consider registering to check out the amazing lineup of speakers and posters, as well as the opportunity to build community. #AfroBioTech2023
The AfroBioTech Conference starts this weekend and there's still time to register and join us. We have the most engaging program planned so you can interact with the leaders in our community of African American scientists. Learn more here: bit.ly/3PVfmWX
Dr. Stacey Finley (USC Systems Bio Lab) retweeted
Thanks @Prof_Harley @kellystevenslab and Stacey Finley @USCSysBio_Lab for making #BMES2023 a great 1st @BMESociety meeting for our @jennings_lab & @bumgardnerjd students! Learned much from both the technical and social transformation sessions.
Dr. Stacey Finley (USC Systems Bio Lab) retweeted
No other #BMES2023 experience can "eclipse" this. Trying not to look directly into the sun with @USCSysBio_Lab
#BMES2023 we’re biomedical engineers but still nerds are heart - super excited about the solar eclipse! @BMESociety
Dr. Stacey Finley (USC Systems Bio Lab) retweeted
BMES2023 was a great opportunity to share, learn, connect and reconnect. Thanks to co-chairs for this incredible event @kellystevenslab @Prof_Harley @USCSysBio_Lab. And the best way to start this year was with the @LatinXinBME Symposium! Check out the last talks today!












































