Laboratory of Statistical Biophysics (LBS)
The research activity of Paolo De Los Rios focuses on applications of statistical physics to biological systems and to the structure of complex networks. Understanding the physics of biological molecules.
Laboratory of Functional and Metabolic Imaging (LIFMET)
State-of-the art imaging in biomedical science focused to early diagnostics and treatment planning of health problems and diseases.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging Systems and Methods (MRISM)
The MRISM laboratory develops novel MRI instrumentation, data acquisition, image reconstruction and signal modelling methods to address technical challenges in modern MRI diagnostics and to explore novel research questions in health and disease.
Information, Learning & Physics Laboratory (IDEPHICS)
Laboratory of Experimental Biophysics (LEB)
We use super-resolution fluorescence imaging techniques combined with live cell imaging and single molecule tracking to determine how the dynamics of protein assembly are coordinated.
Laboratory of the Physics of Biological Systems (LPBS)
Our laboratory uses theory and experiments to uncover mathematical laws as well as new phenomena in systems of interacting genes and cells.
Living Patterns Laboratory (LPL)
Guillermina Ramirez-San Juan considers questions relating to the fundamental mechanisms affecting how cilia function. She combines aspects of cell biomechanics and the use of model organisms with expertise in chemical biology and whole tissue imaging.
Laboratory of Biological Electron Microscopy (LBEM)
We develop and apply high-resolution cryo-electron microscopy tools, and use them to study neurodegeneration and membrane protein systems.
Physics of Complex Systems Laboratory (PCSL)
Elasticity and mechanical stability in disordered solids, granular and suspension flows, glass and rigidity transitions, marginal stability at random close packing and other glasses, yielding transition and elasto-plasticity.
Statistical Physics of Computation Laboratory (SPOC)
The SPOC laboratory views computational problems and associated algorithms as systems of many interacting elements (e.g. bits, weights, components of a signal, neurons) and uses tools of statistical physics and mathematics to describe and understand their behaviour, performance and limitations.
Metabolic Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy Group (MetMRS)
The MetMRS Group is a team of researchers working on innovative multinuclear magnetic resonance methodologies for metabolic imaging in humans, aiming to gain insights into brain function, neurological, and psychiatric disorders, elucidating underlying molecular mechanisms, and ultimately uncovering novel biomarkers for early and precise diagnosis and treatment.