COMPUTATIONAL BIOPHYSICS

UNIVERSITY OF TWENTE
THE NETHERLANDS



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Welcome to Computational Biophysics!

The group Computational Biophysics is a research unit of the faculty of Science and Technology at the University of Twente. Our research focuses on the relation between the molecular constitution of a system and its thermodynamic and rheological properties, with a focus on biological systems. Studies are performed with atomistic and coarse-grained models, using simulation methods ranging from molecular dynamics simulation and Monte Carlo simulations to Brownian Dynamics, responsive particle dynamics, etc. We study rheological properties per se, as well as processes whose dynamics are fully determined by the rheological properties of the system.

On this homepage you will find information on the group members, our research, courses, seminars, and much more. Use the menu on the left to browse through our pages.