The Australian Society for Biophysics
The Australian Society for Biophysics
The Australian Society for Biophysics (ASB) represents researchers, teachers, and others with an interest in the application of physical and physicochemical methods to the study of biological systems. The first meeting of the Society was held in 1975 and since then the Annual Meeting of the society is among the largest gathering of Biophysicists in Australia and New Zealand.
The Society has a long-standing tradition of encouraging young biophysicists, and this is reflected in the presentation of student posters and student bursaries at the annual conference, as well as the presentation of the Young Biophysicist Awards.
The Society also strongly encourages young investigators to make oral presentations at the annual conference.
To find out more about the research undertaken by our members follow the links to the different research groups. For more information on the ASB, please email any member of the Executive Council or a state representative.
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University of Melbourne
E: elizabeth.hinde@unimelb.edu.au
T: +61 3 8344 5112
University of Wollongong
E: lisanne@uow.edu.au
Monash University
E: Toby.Bell@monash.edu
La Trobe University, Bendigo
E: d.whelan@latrobe.edu.au
P: 03 5444 7369
Scientia Senior Lecturer
University of New South Wales
E: matthew.baker@unsw.edu.au
Twitter: @phatmattbaker
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