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UCSD Biological Physics

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Research in the Physics of Life seeks to unravel the physical principles underlying organization and functions in living systems. At UCSD Biophysics, we are at the forefront of this rapidly advancing discipline. Consistent with broad yet fundamental training, we use experimental, theoretical, and computational techniques to solve problems at the interface of physics and biology. We have a strong and diverse group of faculty, covering a wide range of biophysics research, including all major themes identified by the National Academies' first ever decadel survey on biological physics. Groisman, Alexander (Ex): Microfluidics, perfusion chamber, rigidity sensing Kleinfeld, David (Ex): Neurophysics, Active sensing, Microcirculation Oh, Seungeun (Ex): Live cell spectroscopy Smith, Doug (Ex): Viral DNA packaging, Chromatin assembly, Physics of knot Tan, Tzer Han (Ex): Active matter, Morphogenesis, Pattern formation Hwa, Terence (Ex/Th): Quantitative and Systems Biology Jun, Suckjoon (Ex/Th): Q

UCSD Biological Physics Search this site Embedded Files Skip to main content Skip to navigation Physics of Life Research in the Physics of Life seeks to unravel the physical principles underlying organization and functions in living systems. At UCSD Biophysics, we are at the forefront of this rapidly advancing discipline. Consistent with broad yet fundamental training, we use experimental, theoretical, and computational techniques to solve problems at the interface of physics and biology. Faculty Profiles Hwa Lab Trained in theoretical physics, Ter ence entered biology initially to study genom

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