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CMMCA2026 2026
The 5th Workshop on Computational Mathematics Modeling in Cancer Analysis
Sep 27 2026Official workshop site Site reachable
The CMMCA 2026 workshop is a satellite event of MICCAI 2026 focused on advancing computational mathematics modeling for cancer analysis. It brings together mathematicians, biomedical engineers, computer scientists, and physicians to develop interpretable, theory-driven methods for analyzing multimodal cancer data—including radiographic, pathology, genomics, and proteomics data—with applications in clinical tasks like subtype classification, prognostic prediction, and tumor modeling.
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June 29, 2026
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Submissions reporting ongoing work, preliminary results, challenge reports, dataset descriptions, or novel ideas; limited to 4 pages of main text plus 2 pages of references in LNCS format; accepted abstracts will be presented but not published in proceedings.
Research areas in scope
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Computational Mathematics Modeling Techniques
Deep LearningDifferential EquationsMulti-scale ModelingCellular AutomatonSpatial Graph NetworkNonlinear Dynamical SystemsProbability Methods
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Applications in Cancer Analysis
Interpretability-based learning mathematics theory for cancer imaging analysisMedical image analysis of anatomical structures/functions and tumorsComputer-aided tumor detection/diagnosisMulti-modality fusion for cancer analysis, diagnosis, and surgery/treatment plansMolecular/pathologic/cellular image analysis in the microenvironment, immunity, invasion, treatment, and resistanceComputational modeling characterizing tumor growth, metabolism, and evolutionTopological tumor graphs for prognosis analysisBiologically-based mathematical modeling in tumor vasculature and angiogenesisSpatiotemporal modeling for heterogeneity and evolution of the tumor microenvironmentDigital twin for clinical trial design, precision medicine, and drug discovery
Policies worth checking twice
- All submissions must be double-blind reviewed.
- Papers must adhere strictly to the MICCAI 2026 and LNCS formatting guidelines; failure results in immediate rejection.
- At least one author of each accepted paper must register and present at the workshop.
- All co-author information and domain conflicts of interest must be fully disclosed in the submission form; incomplete disclosure may lead to rejection.
- Camera-ready versions of accepted papers will be publicly released on the MICCAI Society website one week before the conference; authors must file patents prior to this release.
- Submissions must be made via the official CMT or OpenReview system.
Official sources
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Last verified September 9, 2026