Published May 1, 2006
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The Biological Frontier of Physics
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Problems at the interface between biology and physics offer unique opportunities for physicists to make quantitative contributions to biology. Equally important, they enrich the discipline of physics by challenging its practitioners to think in new ways.
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Copyright © 2006 by the American Institute of Physics We are grateful to Robert Bao, Seth Blumberg, Curt Callan, Ken Dill, Dave Drabold, Hernan Garcia, Bill Gelbart, Paul Grayson, Mandar Inamdar, Marc Kamionkowski, Jané Kondev, Albion Lawrence, Phil Nelson, Eric Peterson, David Politzer, Paul Selvin, Julie Theriot, David Van Valen, and Jon Widom for commenting on the manuscript.Files
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