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Statistical and Biological Physics

In the module Statistical and Biological Physics you will deepen previous knowledge and specialize in astrophysics, acquire and train new skills. This includes 

  •  to apply concepts from physics to biological systems,
  •  to understand complex phenomena emerging from simple systems,
  •  to construct models and infer model parameters from empirical observations,
  •  interdisciplinary skills and interaction between experiment and theory.

The module prepares for topics of current research in statistical and biological physics and towards their own research activity within the master thesis. The module is subdivided into a core courses, specialized courses, an advanced seminar, a research internship and contains Lectures, problem classes, seminar (optional), research internship (guidance to independent research; optional).

You can find the courses on Klips.

List of lectures which has been accepted in earlier semesters

Lecture Title / Topic

Description HPW CP Semester
Core Courses
Biological Physics I: Molecules and Cells Detail 3+1(+1) 6(+1.5) W
Evolutionary Biology and Genomics for Physicists Detail 3+1(+1) 6(+1.5) S
Biological Physics II: Systems Detail 3+1(+1) 6(+1.5) S
Selected topics: Soft and Biological Matter Detail 3+1(+1) 6(+1.5) S
Selected topics: Non-Equilibrium Statistical Physics Detail 3+1(+1) 6(+1.5) S
Selected topics: Statistical physics of disordered systems, information, and inference Detail 3+1(+1) 6(+1.5) S
Specialized Courses
Computational soft matter physics Detail 2+1 4.5 W
Probability theory and stochastic processes Detail 2+1 4.5 W
Introduction to Network Science Detail 2+1 4.5 S
Introduction to Statistical Optics Detail 2 3 S
Physics of Granular Matter Detail 2+1 4.5 W
Physics in Medicine I:
Fundamentals of Analyzing Biomedical Signals (Bonn)
Detail 3+1 6 W
Advanced Seminars
Advanced seminar on Statistical and Biological Physics Detail 2 3 W
Advanced Lab Courses
Experiment and simulation biological systems Detail 3 4.5 W