Session Tracks

This track focuses on the latest developments in biological and medical physics, emphasizing their applications in health and medicine. Researchers are invited to present studies that explore the intersection of physics with biological systems and medical technologies.

This session will delve into the structure and function of biological macromolecules, including proteins, nucleic acids, and polysaccharides. Contributions should highlight their implications for health, disease mechanisms, and therapeutic strategies.

This track aims to explore the biophysical principles underlying cellular processes and mechanics. Presentations should address topics such as cell signaling, membrane dynamics, and the physical properties of biomolecules.

This session invites contributions that investigate the molecular and biological physics governing living systems. Topics may include molecular interactions, energy transfer, and the physical basis of biological functions.

This track focuses on the biophysics of neural systems and the dynamics of neural networks. Researchers are encouraged to present findings related to neural signaling, connectivity, and the physical principles underlying brain function.

This session will examine the structure, dynamics, and functions of biomembranes in biological systems. Contributions should address the role of membranes in cellular processes and their significance in health and disease.

This track explores the principles of condensed matter physics as they relate to biological systems. Presenters are invited to discuss phenomena such as phase transitions, self-assembly, and the physical properties of biological materials.

This session will focus on the application of statistical physics to understand complex biological systems. Topics may include modeling biological interactions, evolutionary dynamics, and the statistical behavior of biomolecules.

This track investigates the role of liquid crystals and complex fluids in biological contexts. Researchers are encouraged to present studies on the physical properties and applications of these materials in health and life sciences.

This session will explore the structural aspects of genomes and the functional roles of non-coding RNA in biological systems. Contributions should highlight the implications of these elements for health and disease.

This track focuses on the biophysical mechanisms driving development and morphogenesis in biological organisms. Presentations should address the interplay between physical forces and biological processes during embryonic development.