biophysics

Solid state physics uses different concepts than particle physics, and both are different than astrophysics or biophysics.

It'd be interesting to do more research on the biophysics of how your body moves.

One is a long-time 'independent scientist' and the other is s a Senior Research Scientist at the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory with a degree in Biophysics from the 1960s.

Fluorescence microscopy and nanopore techniques are making waves in the biophysics community.

It's a pretty complicated theory that requires a subtle understanding of biophysics.

This is actually a heavily criticized animation within the computational biophysics community.

The biophysics stuff I did during my Phd, however, worked very well with Powerpoint.

I do have a PhD in biophysics/chemistry/biology and four years of postdoc experience.

Yes, I've used it for a number of academic research problems in biophysics.

I'm finishing my PhD in biophysics, and I wanted to share my perspective from conversations I've had with my boss/PI and other investigators.

I went straight to grad school (biophysics, top 10 program) after undergrad.

Then in no particular order you've got AMO (atomic/molecular/optical), astrophysics, geophysics, biophysics, and a bunch of other stuff sitting between or outside those categories.

Or biophysics, nanobiology, "human dynamics", etc...

Like this, the concept of a "journal" gets replaced by that of a "view" on a group of articles that are similar in a given way, such as "all articles in the field of biophysics published last year", or "all articles [across all domains] that investigate sleep patterns".