Student Projects arising from Study Group Problems
The following is a list of student projects known to have arisen out of problems brought to Mathematics in Medicine Study Groups
- Mathematical model of a non-invasive blood pressure measurement technique: the Finapres
- Final-year undergraduate project, Imperial College, October 2007 to April 2008.
- Supervised by .
- (Arising from Continuous non-invasive blood-pressure measurements, a problem studied at the UK MMSG Southampton 2007.)
- Fluid flow and analyte diffusion in microfluidic devices
- Modelling Project, ECMI Modelling Workshop, August 2008.
- Supervised by .
- (Arising from Photonic and microfluidic strategies for bioanalysis applications, a problem studied at the UK MMSG Southampton 2007.)
- Neurotransmitter release in the brain
- Modelling problem, VI Modelling Week for the Masters in Mathematical Engineering at Universidad Complutense de Madrid, July 2012.
- Supervised by .
- (Arising from Measuring vesicular release from neurons, a problem studied at the UK MMSG Imperial College 2009.)
- Reconstruction of Attractors for Blood Pressure Data as a Diagnostic Tool
- Undergraduate summer research studentship, University of Surry, July to September 2013.
- Supervised by .
- (Arising from Modelling heart rate changes in the mouse as a system of delayed, weakly coupled oscillators, a problem studied at the UK MMSG NC3Rs Study Group 2013.)