Biological Physics
Overview
Biological Physics is an exciting interdisciplinary frontier in physics. It applies tools and techniques of physics to understand how biological systems work from the scales of single molecules to an entire living organism. At the same time, biological phenomena offer us physicists unique opportunities to learn new physics on complex, non-equilibrium systems.
The biological physics group at Carnegie Mellon combines theory, experiments and computational modeling to investigate the fundamental principles that govern the structure, mechanics and dynamic behavior of living systems across different levels of biological organization and complexities.
You can learn more about the activities in our group HERE!
See Dr. Fangwei Si's lab here: