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How physics can inspire biology

01 Jul 2009

Alexei Kornyshev thinks that physicists and biologists are now working more closely together than ever before, but that barriers to closer collaboration still exist

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Alexei Kornyshev is a condensed-matter theorist at Imperial College London, working at the interface of physics, chemistry and biology
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