Mathematical modelling of tissue growth in a spatially-varying permeability tissue engineering scaffold

9 Jul 2018, 18:00
2h
Holme Building/--The Refectory (University of Sydney)

Holme Building/--The Refectory

University of Sydney

20
Board: 504
Poster Presentation Other Mathematical Biology Poster Session

Speaker

Dr Daniel Fong (United States Merchant Marine Academy)

Description

Tissue engineering is a rapidly growing field, attracting a huge concentration of research effort. An important subfield of tissue engineering focuses on the use of bioreactors, devices that attempt to simulate a physiological environment in order to promote the growth of functional cell or tissue in vivo. In this talk we present a mathematical model to simulate both nutrient transport and cell proliferation within a spatially-varying permeability scaffold inside a perfusion bioreactor, and compare results from this model with experimental results from the literature.

Primary author

Dr Daniel Fong (United States Merchant Marine Academy)

Co-authors

Prof. Linda Cummings (New Jersey Institute of Technology) Dr Jeff Pohlmeyer (New Jersey Institute of Technology)

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