IPSB

Welcome to the Institute of Physics of Biological Systems
Bienvenue à l'Institut de physique des systèmes biologiques

Research Interest
The Institute of Physics of Biological Systems (Institut de Physique des Systèmes Biologiques, IPSB) provides a link between physics and life sciences. Its mission is to develop experimental, theoretical and numerical physics to study function, structure and properties of biological systems (Proteins, DNA, Cells, Tissues, Viruses). The IPSB is the place where life sciences scientists and physicists meet to foster advancements in theoretical and experimental methods for living matter. Specific focus is on quantitative understanding of biological systems. Samples of our research can be found in the web pages of the different laboratories

Laboratories

Laboratory of Physics of Living Matter - LPMV Prof. Giovanni Dietler	Laboratory for Functional and Metabolic Imaging - LIFMET Prof. Rolf Grütter	Laboratory of Structural Biology and Biophysics - LBBS Prof. Petr Leiman
Laboratory of Cell Biophysic - LCB Prof. Jean-Jacques Meister	Laboratory of X-Ray Physics - LPRX Prof. Giorgio Margaritondo	Laboratory of Cristallography - LCR Prof. Marc Schiltz
Laboratory of Experimental Biophysics - LEB Prof. Suliana Manley	Afiliates Laboratories Prof. Laszlo Forro : Laboratory of Nanostructures and Novel Electronic Materials - IPMC LNNM Prof. Paolo De Los Rios : Laboratory of Statistical Biophysics  - ITP LBS  @ BSP/CUBOTRON 7th floor Prof. Giuseppe Foffi : Foffi Group - ITP  GR-FO @ BSP/CUBOTRON

Seminars - Workshops - Doctoral School

Seminars of Biological Physics
Monday, March 29 – Cubotron/BSP 407 – 11h15

Novel Multiphoton Microscopy Techniques for Cell Imaging:CARS Microscopy and Resonant Four-Wave Mixing
Paola Borri
School of Biosciences, Cardiff University

Events - News - Highlights

FSB people: Promotions et nominations de Professeurs

Les professeurs Paolo De Los Rios (ITP-LBS)  et Vincenzo Savona (ITP-GR-SA) viennent d'être promus Professeur Associé lors de la dernière réunion du Conseil des EPF.

ERC had also awarded Prof. Suliana Manley with an "European Research Council 2009 Starting Grant" for Life Sciences.
Project Title: Protein assembly: From the molecular scale to the mesoscale with super-resolution imaging