
Exploring key scientific questions in biological physics for the next decade, including organism problem-solving, information processing, and emergence of macroscopic functions in living systems.

Experienced biophysicists share insights on grant writing, lab setup, and balancing teaching with research at undergraduate institutions, followed by interactive discussions among participants.

Experts discuss the first Biological Physics survey, addressing challenges and recommendations for the field's future. Community input and action are emphasized for implementing the report's findings.

Explore super-resolution fluorescence microscopy techniques like STORM and MERFISH, enabling nanoscale imaging of cellular structures and RNA quantification for groundbreaking biological discoveries.

Explore groundbreaking advancements in optical microscopy with Nobel laureate Stefan Hell, delving into cutting-edge techniques that push the boundaries of light-based imaging.

Explore Turkey's role in SESAME, a Middle Eastern synchrotron radiation lab, and its impact on regional scientific cooperation. Learn about molecular biophysicist Prof. Zehra Sayers' research using synchrotron X-ray analysis.

Experienced biophysics faculty share insights on grant writing, lab setup, and balancing teaching with research at undergraduate institutions. Networking opportunity for biophysicists working with undergraduates.

Expert panelists share insights on applying for faculty positions in biophysics, covering job search strategies, application materials, and interactions with recruitment committees.

Explores how respiratory droplets grow in cold, humid air, challenging previous assumptions and discussing implications for airborne disease transmission.

Nobel laureate Steven Chu delivers insights on science, energy, and climate change in his AAAS presidential address, drawing from his extensive experience as a physicist, researcher, and former U.S. Secretary of Energy.

Explore strategies to introduce biophysics through outreach and education, fostering interest in this exciting field among students and the public. Learn from experts' experiences and gain insights for implementing similar programs.

Explore strategies for navigating the interdisciplinary field of biophysics as a postdoc. Learn from panelists' experiences in collaborative research and career development across diverse scientific disciplines.

Explores unusual glassy dynamics in confluent epithelial monolayers, discussing recent progress in active matter research and its applications in biological systems.

Explore how chromatin microenvironments influence transcriptional dynamics in cancer progression, offering insights into potential therapeutic approaches and disease understanding.

Explore cutting-edge physics research in quantum computing, crowd dynamics, living matter, gravitational waves, and non-equilibrium systems through expert talks at the APS March Meeting 2024.

Neutron scattering techniques for studying cellular membrane structure and dynamics, focusing on model membrane systems and their interactions with biologically relevant molecules.

Explore evolutionary mechanisms beyond natural selection, examining how random genetic drift influences molecular and cellular traits, challenging traditional views on biodiversity's drivers.

Explore the biophysical mechanisms driving cancer invasion, examining cellular processes and interactions that contribute to tumor progression and metastasis.

Explore multi-scale modeling techniques for vesicular release in neuronal synapses, focusing on advanced computational approaches to understand synaptic transmission.

Explore cell-based modeling connecting single-cell mechanics to tissue-level nematic and hydrodynamic properties, examining instabilities, flows, and defects in active matter systems.

Explore instabilities and geometry in growing epithelial tissues, focusing on key concepts and recent research findings in this fascinating field of biophysics.