Game theory vs cancer is the summary of my talk in the SBE Science Slam on November 29, 2018. The main message is that game theory has much to offer to the war on cancer. Cancer may not be a rational thinking organism but it nonetheless has incentives to evolve certain strategies. By changing its environment through therapy, we affect those incentives and we must adequately prepare for its next move.

My first cancer patient is the summary of my experiences of the 9th IMO Workshop at Moffitt Cancer Center and how I think the work they're doing there will impact cancer therapy and game theory.

You're being too hard on economics is my rebuttal to the arguments that economics isn't useful and a call to jump off the econ-hating bandwagon.

The opportunity of the Corona is an optimistic call for changing some of our work habits in reaction to the pandemic.

The battle over discounting is a reflection and reply on longtermism and a piece of naive cricitism of neoclassical economics voiced by a colleague at the CNRS Ecological Research Station in Moulis, France.