About the Biophysics Club
The Biophysics Club provides opportunities for undergraduate students to participate in academic and community activities related to Biophysics and other STEM fields.
The club aims to:
- Promote interest in Biophysics and other STEM fields
- Build connections among Biophysics students
- Support a more diverse and inclusive scientific community
- Help students meet others who share similar academic and research interests
The Biophysics Club is open to anyone interested in Biophysics.
Biophysical Society Student Chapter
The undergraduate Biophysics Club has been a Student Chapter of the Biophysical Society since 2018.
The Biophysical Society was founded in 1958. It supports the development and sharing of knowledge in biophysics.
The society has more than 9,000 members worldwide, including members from:
- Colleges and universities
- Industry
- Government agencies
Activities and Events
The Biophysics Club holds weekly or biweekly meetings.
During meetings, students may:
- Discuss research in Biophysics
- Share academic and research experiences
- Learn about opportunities in the field
- Connect with other students interested in Biophysics
Throughout the year, the club offers a mix of:
- Social events
- Service activities
- Professional development events
These events help students learn more about Biophysics and its impact in both local and global communities.
To learn about upcoming events, visit the:
- Biophysics Events page
How to Join
Anyone interested in Biophysics is welcome to join the Biophysics Club.
To get involved, email:
Use a subject line such as:
Interest in Joining the Biophysics Club
