PHY2711H F SPECIALIZED
Biophysical Techniques
Official description
This course may be offered this year!
The aim of the course is to provide students with a foundational understanding of experimental techniques used in modern biophysical research. A particular emphasis will be placed on biophotonics, imaging and spectroscopy techniques applied to cell and molecular biology. Techniques covered include: microscopy, super-resolution and light-sheet imaging, optical and atomic force spectroscopy, two-photon and nonlinear microscopy, single-molecule spectroscopy, and electron microscopy, among others. Scientific topics may include: motor proteins, DNA biophysics, cellular signalling, neurophysiology, microbial ecology, bioenergetics, photobiophysics and photosynthesis.
- course title
- PHY2711H F SPECIALIZED
- session
- fall
- group
- specialized course
- time and location
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Tuesdays, 2-4pm; MP505 UTM - SB4048 (capacity of 10) starting Sept. 15 ending on Dec. 8.
- instructor
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