Cell biophysics

Cellular biophysics is a branch of biophysics that looks at cells through the eyes of a physicist or physical chemist, employing physical methods to investigate cell structure and function and building models of cells based on physics and physical-chemical principles. Cell biophysics (also known as cellular biophysics) is a branch of biophysics that studies the physical principles that underpin cell function. Recent improvements in live-cell molecular imaging techniques, which allow spatial and temporal measurements of macromolecules and macromolecular function, have benefited the field tremendously. Recent achievements in the discipline have been made possible by combining fresh experimental instruments with mathematical models based on physical sciences.

• Photometric
• Spectroscopic
• Microscopic
• Mechanical and Electrical Methodologies/Techniques
• Analytical Cytology
• Cytometry
• Innovative Instrument Design