Biological Physics

Contents

• Related pages
• Seminars
• Research activities of the biological physics group
• Members of the biological physics group
  • Faculty
  • Postdoctoral fellows
  • Graduate students
  • Visitors
  • Staff

Related pages

• Center for Quantitative Biology
• Institute for Quantitative Biomedicine

Seminars

• Bi-weekly Biological Physics seminar series

Research activities

In recent years, the nature and volume of biological data is driving a revolution in how biology is done. The activities range from understanding individual molecule to studying evolution of complex multicellular organisms. Our group focuses on such "multi-scale" phenomena that drives research at the fertile junction between biophysics, bioinformatics, systems biology, and theoretical evolutionary biology.

To learn more, look at the pages of the members of the group.

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Updated July 29, 2016