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Fields of expertise

- Biophysics - Statistical mechanics - Systems biology - Computational biology - Genetics

Teaching & PhD

Teaching

Physics

PhD Students

Gross Alisa, Labagnara Marco, Oesterle Roxane Ursula, Schmidt Matthieu Pierre Daniel, Scutteri Lorenzo,

Past EPFL PhD Students

Barzegarkeshteli Mahsa , Gligorovski Vojislav , Sadeghi Ahmad ,

Courses

Evolution by Nature and by Design

The summer school will foster the knowledge exchange between researchers working on the questions of natural and directed evolution. The topics cover multiple levels of biological organization - from genes to organisms and microbial communities, from both experimental and computational standpoints.

EDCB seminar series

The EDCB seminar series provides EDCB students the opportunity to share their research and learn from their peers. Students can freely exchange, present data, ideas and get useful feedback on ongoing research and improve communication skills.

General physics : thermodynamics (flipped class in english)

Students acquire the abilities to analyze physical systems through the lens of thermodynamics, statistical physics, and special relativity.

Biophysics : physics of biological systems

Understand and use the results and methods of population genetics, population dynamics, network theory, and reaction network dynamics to analyze and predict the behavior of living systems