Understanding the physical principles of
biological systems
Modern biophysics links multiple scales of biological organisation.
Biophysical mechanisms govern molecular functions inside the cell, which are building blocks for regulatory and metabolic networks in an organism.
Statistical physics describes principles of biological information, which is encoded in genomes and edited by evolution.
The mission of IBP is to integrate all of these research directions into an interdisciplinary science of living systems, and to train tomorrow’s research leaders in this exciting field.
IBP news
November 2018
We welcome Yuval Mulla, a new postdoc in the Bollenbach group.
June 2018
We welcome Gabriela Petrungaro, a new postdoc in the Bollenbach group.
May 2018
We welcome Manja Saebelfeld, a new postdoc in the Krug group.
March 2018
The Bollenbach group received funding for a new robot for massively parallel systems biology in microbes.
Upcoming Events
Cologne Evolution Colloquium
16.01.2019 | TBA
TBA
Cologne Evolution Colloquium by Ana-Rita Brochado
23.01.2019 | 17:00
Deciphering antimicrobial drug interactions using high-throughput approach
Cologne Evolution Colloquium by Andrea Sottoriva
30.01.2019 | 17:00
Measuring and predicting cancer evolution from patient genomic data
Cologne Evolution Colloquium by Marco Cosentino Lagomarsino
03.04.2019 | 17:00
TBA
Tumors and Immune Systems: From Theory to Therapy
Workshop at Institute d'Études Scientifiques de Cargese
co-organized by CRC 1310
15.04.2019 - 19.04.2019 Link
From Molecular Basis to Predictability and Control of Evolution
Workshop at Nordita, Stockholm
co-organized by CRC 1310
01.07.2019 - 26.07.2019 Link
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