APS Division of Biological Physics

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APS Division of Biological Physics @ApsDbio Sep 14

Applications are being accepted for the Early Career Award for Biological Physics Research, for outstanding early-career researchers (within 7 years of an independence) making significant contributions to biological physics. Don't miss this opportunity to showcase your work!!

APS Division of Biological Physics @ApsDbio Aug 6

DBIO Members! Interested in getting involved by serving on a committee as an ad hoc member or running for elected office? There are so many great ways to get involved with and contribute to DBIO and your community!

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APS Division of Biological Physics @ApsDbio May 18

Do you know about the Award for Outstanding Doctoral Thesis Research in Biological Physics? It recognizes doctoral thesis research of outstanding quality and achievement in any area of experimental, computational, engineering, or theoretical biological physics.

APS Division of Biological Physics @ApsDbio May 18

Do you know about the Delbruck Prize? The Max Delbruck Prize in Biological Physics is the highest APS honor in our field and recognizes outstanding achievement in biological physics research.

APS Division of Biological Physics @ApsDbio May 18

Have you ever wondered what an APS Fellow is? APS Fellows have made exceptional contributions to physics, as recognized by their professional peers. DBIO-nominated Fellows have made these advances to biological physics through significant research, service, or pedagogy.