Publications arising from Study Group Problems

The following is a (currently incomplete) list of publications known to have arisen out of problems brought to Mathematics in Medicine Study Groups

Intracellular flow in optic-nerve axons: A mechanism for cell death in glaucoma: L.R. Band, C.L. Hall, G. Richardson, O.E. Jensen, J.H. Siggers, & A. Foss; Submitted to Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science.; (Arising from The swollen and sunken optic disc, a problem presented at the UK MMSG 2006.)
Modelling of fibre-enhanced perfusion inside a tissue-engineering bioreactor: R.J. Whittaker, R. Booth, R. Dyson et. al.; Submitted to Journal of Theoretical Biology.; (Arising from Optimisation of fluid distribution inside a porous construct, a problem presented at the UK MMSG 2006.)
Ureteric stents: Investigating flow and encrustation: S.L. Waters, K. Heaton, J.H. Siggers, R. Bayston, M. Bishop, L.J. Cummings, D.M. Grant, J.M. Oliver & J.A.D. Wattis (2008); Journal of Engineering in Medicine 222 (4), 551–561.; (Arising from The effect of ureteric stents on urine flow: Is there a better shape?, a problem presented at the UK MMSG 2001.)
A mathematical model of the in vitro keratinocyte response to chromium and nichol exposure: S.J. Franks, J.P. Ward, M.J. Tindall, J.R. King, A. Curtis & G.S. Evans (2008); Toxicology in vitro 22, 1088–1093; (Arising from The relationship between Nickel and Chromium exposure and contact dermatitis, a problem presented at the UK MMSG 2004.)
Modelling cell signalling and differentiation in the urothelium: P.J. Woodroffe, J.R. King, C.L. Varley, & J. Southgate (2005); Bulletin of Mathematical Biology 67, 369–389.; (Arising from Cell signalling in urothelium, a problem presented at the UK MMSG 2002.)
A model of in-vivo hydrocephalus shunt dynamics for blockage and performance diagnostics: D. Schley, J. Billingham, & R.J. Marchbanks (2004); Mathematical Medicine and Biology 21, 347–368.; (Arising from Hydrocephalus shunts: Modelling pressure and volume changes in the brain, a problem presented at the UK MMSG 2002.)
A mathematical model of the dynamics of odontogenic cyst growth: J.P. Ward, V. Magar, S.J. Franks & G. Landini (2004); Analytical and Quantitative Cytology and Histology 26, 39–46.; (Arising from A mathematical model of the dynamics of odontogenic cyst growth, a problem presented at the UK MMSG 2002.)
The effect of ureteric stents on urine flow: Reflux: L.J. Cummings, S.L. Waters, J.A.D. Wattis & S.J. Graham (2004); Journal of Mathematical Biology 49, 56–82.; (Arising from The Effect of Ureteric Stents on Urine Flow: Is There a Better Shape?, a problem presented at the UK MMSG 2001.)