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Calendar Directory Employment Center for Studies in Physics and BiologyCenter Home Laboratories Fellows People at the CenterSeminars Location Physics Servers Rockefeller Mathematics SeminarCenter for Studies in Physics and Biology The Center is a group of scientists working on problems at the interface of physical and biological science. Much of the work at the Center aims to understand how physical laws govern the operation of the biochemical machinery and the processing of information inside cells. To this end, we study both the basic physical properties of biological systems (such as elasticity of DNA and DNA-protein interactions) and the application of physical techniques to the modeling of neural, genetic and metabolic networks. Current research projects at the Center range in character from bioinformatics to molecular biophysics to neuroscience and include: Clustering analysis of DNA chip experiments and development of highly sensitive chips. Use of statistical mechanics to uncover significant "words" in the DNA sequence. Experimental studies of cooperative binding of the protein RecA to DNA. Auditory scene analysis and neural code of the early auditory system in rodents. Center for Studies in Physics and Biology Rockefeller University 1230 York Avenue, New York, NY 10065 Phone (212) 327-8636 Fax (212) 327-8544 The Rockefeller University | 1230 York Avenue, New York, NY 10065 | (212) 327-8000 Copyright © 2004-2010 The Rockefeller University. All rights reserved. Copyright Complaints | Site Map | Contact...