Reaction–Diffusion

See: Wikipedia: Reaction–diffusion System.

Problems

Measuring vesicular release from neurons: (A problem studied at the UK MMSG: Imperial College 2009); Dr Danny O'Hare (Department of Bioengineering, Imperial College London)
Mechanisms and localised treatment for complex heart rhythm disturbances: (A problem studied at the UK MMSG: Imperial College 2009); Prof Darryl Holm (Applied Mathematics and Mathematical Physics, Imperial College London); Prof Nicholas Peters (National Heart and Lung Institute, Imperial College London)
Identifying the mediators of mechanotransduction between bone cells: (A problem studied at the Canadian MMSG: Toronto 2009); Prof Svetlana Komarova (Faculty of Dentistry, McGill University)
Calcium carbonate formation in the presence of serum protein: (A problem studied at the Canadian MMSG: Toronto 2009); Dr Jake Barralet (Faculty of Dentistry, McGill University); Mr David Bassett (Faculty of Dentistry, McGill University)
Sodium flux during hemodialysis: (A problem studied at the Canadian MMSG: Toronto 2009); Dr Sushrut Waikar (Renal Division, Brigham and Women's Hospital)
Modelling of the growth of engineered orthopaedic tissue in zero force and variable load environments: (A problem studied at the UK MMSG: Loughborough 2008); Dr Nikolay Nikolaev (Wolfson School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, Loughborough University); Mr Henk Versteeg (Wolfson School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, Loughborough University); Prof David Williams (Wolfson School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, Loughborough University)
Mechanical and thermal damage accumulation and recovery in cell and tissue products: (A problem studied at the UK MMSG: Loughborough 2008); Dr. Yang Liu (Wolfson School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, Loughborough University); Prof David Williams (Wolfson School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, Loughborough University)
Multiscale modelling of bioreactors for growing bone tissue: (A problem studied at the UK MMSG: Loughborough 2008); Mr Norazharuddin Abdullah (Engineering Science, University of Oxford); Dr Diganta Das (Chemical Engineering, Loughborough University)
Photonic and microfluidic strategies for bioanalysis applications: (A problem studied at the UK MMSG: Southampton 2007); Dr Tracy Melvin (Optoelectronics Research Centre, University of Southampton)
Modelling the development and formation of biofilms: (A problem studied at the UK MMSG: Oxford 2005); Prof Judith Armitage (Department of Biochemistry, University of Oxford)
Hepatic lipoprotein metabolism: (A problem studied at the UK MMSG: Oxford 2005); Dr Kim Jackson (School of Food Biosciences, The University of Reading); Dr Brendan O'Malley (Corporate Research Biosciences, Unilever); Dr Laura Pickersgill (Corporate Research Biosciences , Unilever); Prof Christine Williams (School of Food Biosciences, University of Reading)
Ions in solutions and protein channels: (A problem studied at the UK MMSG: Oxford 2005); Prof Robert Eisenberg (Department of Molecular Biophysics and Physiology, Rush University Medical Center)
Bacterial proteins that knock out cell defences: Cruise missiles or cannonballs?: (A problem studied at the UK MMSG: Oxford 2005); Dr Gail Preston (Department of Plant Sciences, University of Oxford)
Tissue engineering of bone: The role of osteoblasts and osteoclasts: (A problem studied at the UK MMSG: Strathclyde 2004); Zhidao Xia (Botnar Research Centre, Nuffield Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Oxford)
Drug release from polymer coated stents: (A problem studied at the UK MMSG: Strathclyde 2004); Simon Kennedy (Physiology and Pharmacology, University of Strathclyde)
The relationship between Nickel and Chromium exposure and contact dermatitis: (A problem studied at the UK MMSG: Strathclyde 2004); Susan Franks (Health and Safety Laboratory); Angela Jones (Health and Safety Laboratory)
Cell signalling in urothelium: (A problem studied at the UK MMSG: Nottingham 2002); Prof Jenny Southgate (Department of Biology, University of York)
The role of maggots in wound healing: (A problem studied at the UK MMSG: Nottingham 2001); Prof Dave Pritchard (Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Nottingham)
Placental blood flow: (A problem studied at the UK MMSG: Nottingham 2001); Dr Penny Gowland (Magnetic Resonance Centre, University of Nottingham)
Effects of a new anti-tumour drug, fibrinogen E-fragment, in vivo: differential effects on the outer versus the inner areas of tumours: (A problem studied at the UK MMSG: Nottingham 2000); Prof Claire Lewis (Medical School, University of Sheffield)
Mathematical modelling of profiled haemodialysis: (A problem studied at the UK MMSG: Nottingham 2000); Dr Steve Baigent (Centre for Nonlinear Dynamics and Its Applications, University College London); Prof Robert Unwin (Middlesex Hospital)