物理学哲学博士-生物物理学

物理系的研究人员采用实验以及数学和计算模型来研究生物系统的组织和动力学。他们参与了与生物学，生物工程及相关领域研究人员的跨学科合作。研究领域涉及使用光镊和光学显微镜等技术对细胞和生物材料的机械性能进行实验和理论研究，细胞分裂，细胞运动，极化生长和交配的建模研究，细胞骨架自组织的物理以及实验研究微流控和共聚焦显微镜检查脂质膜。博士学位课程包括一系列核心课程，其中包括一些高级研究生课程，这些课程提供了从长远来看非常重要的物理学广泛背景，与学生研究领域相关的专门课程以及针对该学科的研究。博士学位论文。在其他机构
Researchers in the physics department employ experimental as well as mathematical and computational modeling to study the organization and dynamics of biological systems. They are involved in interdisciplinary collaborations with researchers in biology, bioengineering and related fields. Areas of research involve experimental and theoretical studies of mechanical properties of cells and biomaterials using techniques such as optical tweezers and optical microscopy, modeling studies of cell division, cell motion, polarized growth, and mating, physics of cytoskeletal self-organization, and experimental study of lipid membranes using microfluidics and confocal microscopy. The Ph D program includes a set of core courses, including some at the advanced graduate level that provide the broad background in physics that is so important in the long run, specialized courses relevant to the research area of the student, and the research for the Ph D dissertation. Students entering with graduate level work at other institutions may include relevant courses taken at the other institutions in their proposal for candidacy, which includes all their course preparation as well as the research proposal for the dissertation. The Department of Physics at Lehigh University offers programs leading to the B.A. in astronomy, the B.S. in astrophysics, and to the B.A., B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees in physics, as well as a summer research program for undergraduates. Research areas include astronomy and astrophysics, atomic, molecular, and optical physics, biophysics, computational physics, condensed-matter physics, general relativity, cosmology, and string theory, high-energy and accelerator physics, nano science, non-linear optics and photonics, plasma physics, soft-condensed matter and complex fluids, and statistical physics.