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The Division of Biological Physics is composed of individuals who are interested in the study of Biological Phenomena using Physical techniques. As such, they are usually members of Physics departments, but in addition have many contacts with others in related fields such as Biophysics, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Mathematics and Computer Science.
What is Biological Physics?
What is Biological Physics?News & Announcements
March Meeting 2012: All DBIO Sessions 
New Directions in Biological Physics
March 20, 2011
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Upcoming Meetings
APS March Meeting 2012February 27-March 2, 2012
APS April Meeting 2012 (Held in Conjunction with the Sherwood Fusion Theory Conference)
March 31-April 3, 2012
Laboratory Highlights
The MIT Spectroscopy LaboratoryBy Dr. Irene Georgakoudi
The Real and Virtual Laboratory: A Conversation with Dr. Hans Braun
Biological Physics Directory
In response to the rapidly growing interest in our field, the Division of Biological Physics has introduced an online directory of biological physics researchers. The directory serves graduate or undergraduate students who are searching for biological physics graduate programs or postdoctoral positions, as well as established investigators who are seeking contacts or collaborators in different areas of biological physics. The directory is searchable by program focus, institution, keyword, or geographical location. All visitors to the DBIO website will have free access to the directory. Search the Database Submit Entries to the Database
