General Information

The "Molecular Biophysics" workshop is designed to foster synergy among theoretical, computational, and experimental research. It is dedicated to exploring the fundamental physical processes that living systems employ to execute their functions in dynamic and diverse environments. The program emphasizes research that delves into the core physical principles underlying biological function, integrating a spectrum of techniques as well as emerging ideas and approaches from diverse disciplines to address complex biological problems.

The workshop is geared towards facilitating the discovery of entirely new and unanticipated physical mechanisms. Additionally, it aims to drive the development of novel experimental setups that could significantly impact our understanding of the dynamics and functionality of molecular machines operative within living organisms. The interdisciplinary nature of this workshop is of paramount importance. It brings together research at the interface of biological sciences with chemistry, computational science, engineering, mathematics, and physics. This collaborative approach is fundamental in structuring the scientific community, fostering a cohesive environment where insights from various disciplines converge to address the intricacies of molecular biophysics.

Through this initiative, the workshop contributes to advancing the collective knowledge in this field, propelling scientific innovation, and nurturing a community that transcends traditional disciplinary boundaries.

Registration is open (deadline: June 8^th)

Abstract submission extension deadine: 04/07/2024

Abstract submission :
01/15/2024 - 03/10/2024