Theoretical Biology of The Cell

The mathematical models considered in this book can help to understand the swelling of mitochondria. For the first time, it presents new mathematical models of mitochondrial swelling that take into account, in particular, spatial effects. The results presented here could make it possible to predict properties of the underlying biological mechanisms. Taking into account that mitochondria could move within a cell, lead to a PDE-PDE model.

How do you mathematically describe the world around you? Discover the fascinating answer with The Shape of Nature, a visually stunning and authoritative guide to the mathematical shapes around you: how they're formed, how they're studied, and how they relate to your life. In 36 lectures, you'll discover the intricate relationship between mathematics and nature, get a pointed introduction to the languages mathematicians use to study shapes and dimensions, and learn how to finally make sense of this abstract—yet undeniably intriguing—subject. And it's all brought to you by Professor Satyan L. Devadoss, a dynamic instructor with an abiding and contagious passion for his field.

Engineering by Ben Greenebaum (Editor), Frank Barnes (Editor)
The two volumes of this new edition of the Handbook cover the basic biological, medical, physical, and electrical engineering principles