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  1. 📌 Register Now – Biology for Physics 2026
    Join the international research community at Biology for Physics 2026, an event dedicated to understanding how energy, information, and physical laws shape biological systems.
    The conference will feature keynote lectures, short talks, and poster sessions designed to foster interdisciplinary collaboration.
    📅 6–10 September 2026
    📍 Barcelona, Spain
    🔗 Secure your spot: biologyforphysics.org/
    #PhysicsOfLife #BiologicalPhysics #InterdisciplinaryResearch

  2. In physics, for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. Life works the same way. The friction and resistance we experience aren't just obstacles; they are the very forces required to build momentum and propel us forward.

    Growth doesn't happen in a vacuum of comfort; it happens under pressure. No matter how heavy the atmospheric pressure gets around you, keep pushing forward, keep adjusting your formula, and trust the process of evolution. The breakthrough is inevitable. 🧬⚡️

    #Science #ScienceMindset #PhysicsOfLife #Evolution #KeepPushing #IntellectualGrowth

  3. International Speakers – Biology for Physics 2026

    Leading researchers from institutions including MIT, TU Delft, Institut Pasteur, and Università La Sapienza will speak. Program: keynotes, invited talks, and contributed research.

    📅 6–10 Sept 2026, Barcelona
    🔗 biologyforphysics.org/

    #Biophysics #PhysicsOfLife

  4. Call for Contributions – Biology for Physics 2026

    Submit your abstract to this conference at the physics–biology interface. Topics include energy & information in biology, noise in cells/brains, molecular machines, entropy & information–energy conversion, and development dynamics.

    Submit: biologyforphysics.org/

    #CallForPapers #Biophysics #PhysicsOfLife

  5. Hi, since I just moved instance an #introduction is in order.
    I am a research software engineer #rse working on #OpenScience for #microscopy (aka #openmicroscopy).

    I am also working on #PhysicsOfLife through the development of the #tyssue simulation library.