1st Problem Workshop

18th to 22nd September 2017,
University of Warwick,
UK.

Registration is now closed. If you would still like to attend, please contact m dot tindall (at) reading dot ac dot uk.

Meeting Format

Participants will spend 5 days tackling QSP problems brought by industrial and academic clinical pharmacologists, life, biological and biomedical scientists focused around QSP. The workshop will follow a similar format to the internationally recognised Mathematics in Medicine Study Groups.

The first day will consist of problem presentations by clinical pharmacologists, biological, biomedical and clinical scientists. Following this participants will spend time brain storming and working on each respective problem. Presentations on progress made throughout the week are made on the Friday of the meeting.

Such Problem Workshops have an established history of seeding new productive collaborations between industry and academia, of leading to unexpected new insight and outcomes, patents, publications as well as further funding applications.

Problem Descriptions

The following problems will be tackled at this meeting. Please click on each title below to open a pdf of the full problem description.

• A Liver Model for Chemoprotection Against Malaria
• Developing a new and improved version of the operational model of pharmacological agonism
• Development of quantitative approaches for combination therapy optimization
• A systems model for cancer clinical trial imaging
• Systems Approaches to Personalize Cancer Chronotherapy

Programme

A copy of the draft meeting programme can be dowloaded by clicking here.