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The Institute of Molecular Biophysics (IMB) at Florida
State University is associated with the Graduate Program in
Molecular Biophysics (MOB). The Institute of Molecular
Biophysics has a long history as a unique interdisciplinary
research unit dedicated to the application of physical and
chemical principles to the investigation of biological
phenomena. Read More ...
The Molecular Biophysics Graduate Program (MOB) provides
training in Biophysics, leading to the doctoral degree.
Students are immersed in a highly interdisciplinary
environment with an emphasis on independent thought and
creativity. Read More
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The Institute of Molecular Biophysics is the largest and
oldest interdisciplinary research center at FSU. The
Institute houses ten faculty from Physics, Chemistry &
Biochemistry, Mathematics, and Biology. The current
research focus is Structural Biology and Computational
Biology. Read More
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The molecular biophysics (MOB) faculty are
interdisciplinary group of chemists, biologists,
mathematicians, physicists, and engineers. The structural
biology (SB) faculty and computational biophysics (CB)
faculty are a sub group of MOB faculty who reside in Kasha
Laboratory. Read
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