Graduate

Chemical Physics Program

Research

The Chemical Physics Program at The University of Arizona provides an interdisciplinary track for cutting-edge research at the forefront of the interface of Physics and Chemistry.

Chemical Physics Faculty

Ludwik Adamowicz

Prospective BPP Students

How to Apply

Students interested in the Biological Physics Program may apply through either Chemistry or Physics.

BPP Faculty

Faculty

Biophest

Biophest 2012 was held on April 28th
 

Biophest 2013 will be held at Arizona State University, and it will return to the University of Arizona in 2014

BPP Journal Club

Current Journal Club Schedule

Below is the schedule of journal club meetings. BPP meetings occur biweekly on Mondays at 5:00 pm in room 402 of the Chemical Sciences Building.

Biological Physics Program

About

At the scale of single molecules such as DNA, RNA, and molecular motors, research in our area focuses on issues in protein synthesis, such as how ribosomes move along mRNA.

Contact Us

 

Inquiries should be addressed to:

Lori Boyd
Graduate Program Coordinator
Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry
520-621-4348
lboyd@email.arizona.edu

Additional contact information:

Student Profiles

 

Students participating in the program have a Home Program in either the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry (CBC), or the Department of Pharmacology Toxicology.