UK MMSG Oxford 2005
The meeting took place at the University of Oxford, from Monday 12th to Friday 16th September 2005, as part of the UK Mathematics-in-Medicine Study Groups series.
Problems
- Modelling the development and formation of biofilms
- (Department of Biochemistry, University of Oxford)
- In vivo delivery of gene therapy to tumours
- (Clinical Pharmacology, University of Oxford)
- (Clinical Pharmacology, University of Oxford)
- How can we model the water transport through the kidney?
- (Computational Toxicology, Health and Safety Laboratory)
- Bacterial proteins that knock out cell defences: Cruise missiles or cannonballs?
- (Department of Plant Sciences, University of Oxford)
- Ions in solutions and protein channels
- (Department of Molecular Biophysics and Physiology, Rush University Medical Center)
- Hepatic lipoprotein metabolism
- (School of Food Biosciences, The University of Reading)
- (Corporate Research Biosciences, Unilever)
- (Corporate Research Biosciences , Unilever)
- (School of Food Biosciences, University of Reading)
- Using micro-nanostructures to deliver genes and drugs to skin for immunotherapeutic applications
- (The PowderJect Centre for Gene and Drug Delivery Research, University of Oxford)
Study Group Information
The study group and follow-up meetings were supported by the ICIAM 99 fund (administered by the London Mathematical Society) and the EPSRC (as part of the 3-year grant EP/D502365/1). The study group was hosted by OCIAM, and accommodation for participants was provided at St. Anne's College.