Description
The Advanced Biophysics course is intended for advanced master’s students and Ph.D. students. It builds on the material covered in the course Biophysics, but completion of the latter is not required to enroll into this course. The student should obtain an understanding of the physical principles underlying the many facets of modern biological physics, as well as an appreciation of their biological context.
Topics:
Self-organized systems and pattern formation
Protein folding
Cellular networks
Molecular motors
Polymers and membranes
Gene regulation
Programme form
Lectures & Student Presentations, 2 hours a week.
Literature
Syllabus: See Blackboard
Schedule
Form of examination
Prerequisites
More information
More information can be found on Blackboard.