Science / Physics / Biophysics

Biophysics bridges biology and physics, exploring life's processes through physical principles. It delves into the structure and function of biological systems using tools and concepts from physics, chemistry, and mathematics. Research areas include molecular biophysics, cellular biophysics, and neurobiophysics, among others, employing techniques like spectroscopy and microscopy to unravel biological mechanisms at the molecular and cellular levels. This interdisciplinary field drives advancements in medicine and biotechnology.