Nanobiophysics

Nanobiophysics is an interdisciplinary field that combines principles of nanotechnology, biology, and physics to study biological processes at the nanoscale—about one-billionth of a meter. This field explores how biological molecules like proteins and DNA behave and interact with each other, often using advanced techniques to observe these tiny structures. By understanding these interactions at such small scales, researchers can develop new medical therapies, improve drug delivery systems, and create innovative nanomaterials, ultimately enhancing our knowledge of life at the molecular level and leading to advancements in health and technology.