Theoretical Biophysics

Theoretical biophysics, particularly in the context of systems biophysics, explores biological systems using mathematical models and physical principles. It seeks to understand how the components of living organisms—like proteins, cells, and ecosystems—interact and behave as complex networks. By applying theories from physics and mathematics, researchers can gain insights into processes such as metabolism, evolution, and disease dynamics, ultimately aiming to predict behaviors and inform experimental studies. This interdisciplinary approach bridges biology and physics, enhancing our comprehension of life's intricacies at both microscopic and macroscopic levels.