Explore the advancements and future directions in agent-based modeling of cancer hallmarks in this insightful lecture by Paul Macklin from Indiana University. Delve into the latest developments in computational oncology and gain a deeper understanding of how mathematical models are being used to simulate and analyze the complex processes involved in cancer progression. Learn about the current state of agent-based modeling techniques and their applications in studying the hallmarks of cancer, as well as the potential next steps in this rapidly evolving field. Discover how these computational approaches are contributing to our understanding of cancer biology and potentially informing new strategies for cancer research and treatment.