Meeting Schedule

The latest schedule for meetings is available in the events section. You can find it here.

BPP Group Websites

For more information about the Biological Physics Program, check out the websites for the groups involved with the Biological Physics Program below.

Osamu Miyashita's group: http://miyashita.biochem.arizona.edu/
Florence Tama's group: http://tama.biochem.arizona.edu/
Michael Brown's group: http://www.chem.arizona.edu/faculty/brow/group/
Koen Visscher's group: http://www.physics.arizona.edu/~visscher/

The Aim

Biological Physics studies “the Physics of Life Processes” by applying the quantitative physical sciences approach to outstanding problems in Biology while also feeding crucial insights thus obtained back into Physics.

Opportunities

• Biological Physics is a rapidly growing field of research. The BPP is a Graduate Program with a broad scope, involving Physics, Chemistry and Biochemistry & Mol. Biophysics.
• Graduate work in involves teamwork and collaboration that cuts across the traditional boundaries of academic departments.
• Laboratory rotation and research opportunities in multiple departments.
• Opportunities for research fellowships.

Contact

• Koen Visscher (visscher@physics.arizona.edu)
• Michael Brown (mfbrown@u.arizona.edu)
• Florence Tama (ftama@u.arizona.edu)
• Osamu Miyashita (mystosm@u.arizona.edu)