Biophysical Newsletter - February 2014

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Biophysical Society Newsletter

2014

february

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( Continued from page 9) membranes for water desalination, or studying neural control of muscle mechanics with a view to enhanced engineering of automated machines. Whatever the hook might be, there is usually some bigger picture that lures the investigator into the realm of molecular biology. So, read the incredibly useful pamphlet on careers in biophysics that is highlighted above, think about your learned strengths and weaknesses throughout your physics education, and identify an aspect of biology that you find particularly interesting. One other thing, which I probably should have mentioned at the beginning: if you want to get into molecular biology, you’ll prob- ably need to dip your toes in some chemistry first. Preferably organic. Hope this helps. Yours faithfully, Molly Cule

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