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Best Physics of Living Systems Programs
Ranked in 2023, part of Best Science Schools
This burgeoning area of study uses concepts from physics to inform questions of structure, function and dynamics encountered in biological systems. Research provides scientific understanding for the basis of uses ranging from vaccine development to robotics. Due to the physics of living systems’ multidisciplinary nature, many of its developments are related to progress in fields across physics, biology and chemistry. These are the top schools for physics of living systems. Read the methodology »
Physicists develop theoretical model for neural activity of mouse brain
The dynamics of the neural activity of a mouse brain behave in a peculiar, unexpected way that can be theoretically modeled without any fine tuning, suggests a new paper by physicists at Emory University.
Emory physicists to study airborne microbes, funded by $1.2 million Keck Award
The Keck Foundation awarded Emory physicists Minsu Kim (left) and Justin Burton $1.2 million to explore how microbes adapt to living in the Earth’s atmosphere and the broader role that these organisms may play in the planet’s ecosystem https://news.emory.edu/stories/2023/01/esc_airborne_microbes_27-01-2023/story.html
Outstanding Research by Faculty Member David Civitello
- Slide 1: Civitello Feature
- Slide 2: mia morrell
- Slide 3: Minsu Kim2
- Slide 4: daniel weissman scholar feature
- Slide 5: Civitello Feature
Welcome
The goals of the Initiative in Theory and Modeling of Living Systems at Emory College is to foster the community of researchers who are building theoretical frameworks for understanding living systems, connect this community with the experimentalists, including in the Woodruff Health Sciences Center at Emory, train the next generation of researchers in the field, and establish Emory as a national leader in theoretical and modeling approaches to living systems.
Fall 2021 Vol. 1 Newsletter
Highlights in the Fall 2021 TMLS Newsletter:
- A letter from our co-directors: Ilya Nemenman and Katia Koelle
- Member profiles from Tyler Smith, Jennifer Rieser, and Haicen Yue
- Simons-Emory International Consortium on Motor Control featuring Sam Sober and Gordon Berman
- Faculty Recognitions
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