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.
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Upcoming Events
Großes Physikalisches Kolloquium
Joint Seminar with Cologne Evolution Colloquium
by Richard Neher
10.05.2022
Reconstructing, tracking, and predicting viral spread and evolution
Delbrück Colloquium by Alvaro Sanchez
Spring 2022
TBA
Cologne Evolution Colloquium by Ines Mandic-Mulec
23.11.2022
TBA
Summer School and 5th Annual Symposium on Physical Concepts and Computational Models in Immunology
Cargese (Corsica), 22.08.2022 - 02.09.2022
Co-organized by CRC 1310, ENS, and MIT
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