Harness the Hubris: Useful Things Physicists Could Do in Biology

Parsegian, V. Adrian

doi:10.1063/1.881805

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July 01 1997

Harness the Hubris: Useful Things Physicists Could Do in Biology

We tell ourselves that biologists need physicists and that biological materials present a big opportunity for physics, but then physicists and biologists don't train themselves to work together and learn from each other.

V. Adrian Parsegian

National Institutes of Health in, Bethesda, Maryland

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Physics Today 50 (7), 23–27 (1997);

https://doi.org/10.1063/1.881805

I once asked my father why he chose physics when he started at MIT. “Everybody said it was the hardest course, so I decided to do it.”

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