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EPISODE · Jan 8, 2025 · 58 MIN

Zehor Belkhatir (Fractional order modelling and cancer control)

from Coffee and Control · host Lucy Hodgins

In this episode I talk to Dr Zehor Belkhatir about her fascinating work using fractional order systems to model the brain, as well as how control can be used for chemotherapy treatment. You can follow us on Instagram, BlueSky, and X for updates on episodes! References Thesis: Dr. Zehor Belkhatir's thesis explores key aspects of fractional systems in biomedical applications. Fractional order estimation: ScienceDirect article. Cardiovascular system ECC paper: IEEE Explore paper. Hybrid dynamical systems: Springer chapter. Kevin Aquino: Google Scholar profile. Fractional differential equations textbook: Mathematics in Science and Engineering. Fractional calculus in biomedical engineering book: Begell House publication. Fractional Robust Control Design book: Springer book. Fractional order Matlab toolbox: MathWorks resource. Fractional Youla-Kucera parameterisation: (Details forthcoming). Allen Tannenbaum: Profile. Jeff Shamma: Profile. Larry Norton: MSKCC Profile. Cancer modelling (and MPC) paper: Google Scholar citation. Impulse response cancer control: Google Scholar citation. Optimal mass transport paper: bioRxiv abstract.

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