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Active Biological Matter
The "Active Biological Matter" group aims to develop experimental studies to establish new hypotheses about the role of physical conditions or environmental parameters on dynamical self-organization of minimal or complex biological systems. With a multidisciplinary research approach, we aim to better understand the role of physics on the life on our planet. Therefore, we focus on studying various biological systems and expect to be able to develop reasonable hypotheses about the role of physics on self-assembly and self-organization of the biological systems, in a broader context, the origin or evolution of life on our planet.
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