Biophysics western

Biophysics is the study of living things through the application of the laws and principles of physics. Focusing on the biophysics of the human body and of GraduateFacultyPeopleCourse Information

What are the antirequisite and prerequisite (s) for Medical Biophysics?

Antirequisite (s):

Medical Biophysics 4970E.
Prerequisite (s):Medical Biophysics 3970Z and registration in Year 4 of an Honors Specialization in Medical Biophysics (Clinical Physics Concentration).
Extra Information:15 hours weekly on average, 1.5 course.

What is Medical Biophysics 4970?

The signature fourth year course Medical Biophysics 4970, a research laboratory course in which each student works on his or her own project that they have helped to plan.
Medical Biophysics 4971 is similar but in a clinical research setting.

What is Medical Biophysics?

The study of Medical Biophysics includes ,cardiovascular biophysics, bone and artificial joint biomechanics and cancer biology and radiation biophysics, which tackle the understanding and treatment of heart and blood circulation diseases, skeletal and joint diseases and cancer process and treatment.

Where can I get a degree in Medical Biophysics?

Again, welcome to our courses and modules in Medical Biophysics.
The Department of Medical Biophysics also offers concurrent degrees in:

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