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This category is for organizations which do not themselves conduct scientific research but aim to spread information about such research. They organize meetings, publish journals and provide research grants for scientists in the field.

Resources in This Category

• Bioelectromagnetics Society

  https://www.bems.org/
  The Society promotes scientific study of the interaction of electromagnetic energy and acoustic energy with biological systems.

• British Biophysical Society

  http://www.britishbiophysics.org.uk/
  The BBS aims to promote the physical characterisation and understanding of biomolecular functions.

• European Biophysical Societies' Association

  http://www.ebsa.org/
  Disseminates knowledge of the principles and applications of biophysics, and fosters the exchange of scientific information among European biophysicists.

• International Society for Electrical Bio-Impedance

  http://www.isebi.org/
  Promotes research and development of electrical impedance measurements as a means of assessing normal and abnormal physiological states in medicine and biology.

• International Union for Pure and Applied Biophysics

  http://www.iupab.org/
  Established worldwide professional society based in England for all biophysics-related disciplines.

• Society for Mathematical Biology

  http://www.smb.org/
  A forum for discussion of research in biology, mathematical-biology, and mathematics applied to or motivated by biology.

• The Biophysical Society

  http://www.biophysics.org/
  A FASEB member and publisher of the "Biophysical Journal." Extensive resources include an online textbook, meetings, and career placement.

• UIUC Chapter of Illinois Biophysics Society

  http://biophysics.illinois.edu/ibs/
  Hopes to create an educational and friendly environment where biophysics students can keep in touch and socialize at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

 

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