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Complex Systems in Biophysics: Modeling and Analysis

This special issue belongs to the section “Applied Biosciences and Bioengineering“.

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

All living organisms on Earth are complex self-regulating systems. It is of interest both to study organisms as a whole and their parts, cells, cellular structure, etc.

Biophysics, biochemistry and molecular biology have accomplished great strides in understanding the functioning of such systems.

This poses novel challenges in the practical application of accumulated knowledge and in the development of engineering solutions.

Therefore, this Special Issue intends to present and discuss novel ideas, experimental results, modeling, analyses and design in the field of biophysics of living organisms.

In particular, articles and reviews devoted to human health, the biomedical analysis of the state of whole organisms and their various organs are very welcome.

At present, many devices and sensors have been developed for measuring various physical and biophysical parameters of the human body. However, medical science is wary of many of these parameters, and doctors are in no hurry to use them in everyday practice. One of the aims of this Special Issue is to establish a mutual understanding between biophysicists and physicians.

However, potential topics include all aspects of complex systems in biophysics.

I look forward to receiving your contributions.

Prof. Dr. Alexander Zhbanov
Guest Editor

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Keywords

  • biophysics
  • biochemistry
  • biomedicine
  • molecular biology
  • biomedical modeling
  • mathematical models in biosciences
  • image processing
  • biomedical science and engineering
  • mathematical biology
  •  computational biology
  •  modelling cell mechanic
  •  membrane dynamics
  •  cell biophysics
  •  cell and tissue mechanics
  •  mechanobiology
  •  physics of biological systems
  •  complex biological systems
  •  molecular modelling/simulations
  •  biomolecular interactions
  •  biomolecular NMR

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Appl. Sci. - ISSN 2076-3417