PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY OF BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS AND BIOINTERFACES

The objective of the course Physical chemistry of biological systems and biointerfaces is to provide the student with how to apply Chemistry-Physics and its experimental and theoretical techniques to systems of biological interest with emphasis on bilogical membranes and amyloidogenic proteins. In addition, the course will show what modern methodologies are available for the development of selective and disease-specific drugs such as Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, and type 2 diabetes.

The course consists of synchronous lessons, divided into 5 units, to be discovered in the study guide below.

• EUNICE student (Master): enrolled as master’s degree student in one of the universities of EUNICE European University consortium (check its members here).
• B2 level of English.
• Elements of thermodynamics – Elements of statistical thermodynamics – Elements of descriptive kinetics – Elements of quantum mechanics – elements spectroscopy – Elements of biochemistry.

Study Level: Master

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