Biophysics is the application of the laws of physics to biological problems.
It uses the languages of math and computation in seeking to describe biology in quantitative terms.
Biophysicists use the ideas, instrumentation, and computational models of physics to understand living things..
In short, majoring in biophysics should be roughly as difficult as majoring in any other related field.
Generally, your classes will be at a comparable level to those of your fellow science majors and while you may have a few with some really difficult topics in them, so will your peers.
The BS program in biophysics uses the methods and theories of physics to study biological systems.
This includes gaining a working understanding of principles governing all scales of biological organization, from molecular processes of life to organisms and ecosystems..
Roles of a Biophysicist
Conduct complex research in basic and applied research.
Manage laboratory employees and the quality of their work.
Isolate, analyze and synthesize proteins, genes, molecules and DNA.
Research foreign substances' effects on human tissue, DNA, and biological processes..
Biophysics is an interdisciplinary field that has led to some of the most significant developments in modern science.
Our Physics with Biophysics BSc course will give you an understanding of fundamental aspects of physics and biophysics.
