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Physics 321: Electronics Laboratory
3.00 Credits
Washington University in St Louis
Elements of linear and nonlinear circuits, amplifiers, feedback, with applications in experimental physics. Prerequisite: Physics 118A, Physics 198, or permission of instructor. Two three-hour laboratories and two one-hour lectures a week.
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Physics 322: Physical Measurement Laboratory
3.00 Credits
Washington University in St Louis
A variety of classical and modern experiments in physics including three experiments in nuclear radiation and four experiments with biophysical content. Use of computers in experiment control, data acquisition, and data analysis. Development of skills in writing lab notebooks and formal reports and giving short oral reports on experiments. Corequisite: junior or senior standing. Two lab periods and one discussion period per week.
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Physics 341: Selected Topics in Physics III
1.00 - 3.00 Credits
Washington University in St Louis
Topics of special interest (e.g., superconductivity, quasicrystals, neural networks, chaos, etc.) may be studied under the supervision of a faculty member, variously by lectures, seminars, or individual study or research. Students hoping to arrange such a course must prepare a proposal and secure consent to undertake direction of the course from a faculty member.
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Physics 342: Selected Topics in Physics III
1.00 - 3.00 Credits
Washington University in St Louis
Topics of special interest (e.g., holography, relativity, nuclear power, computer application in physics, etc.) may be studied under the supervision of a faculty member, variously by lectures, seminars, or individual study or research. Students hoping to arrange such a course must prepare a proposal and secure the instructor's consent to undertake direction of the course from a faculty member.
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Physics 350: Physics of the Brain
3.00 Credits
Washington University in St Louis
Concepts and techniques of physics are applied to study the functioning of neurons and neuronal circuits in the brain. Neurons and neural systems are modeled at two levels: (1) at the physical level, in terms of the electrical and chemical signals that are generated and transmitted, and (2) at the information-processing level, in terms of the computational tasks performed. Specific topics include: neuronal electrophysiology, neural codes, neural plasticity, sensory processing, neural network architectures and learning algorithms, and neural networks as dynamical and statistical systems. Course grade is based primarily on an individualized term project. Prerequisite: Physics 117A-118A , Physics 197-198, or permission of the instructor.
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Physics 351: Introduction to Biomedical Physics
3.00 Credits
Washington University in St Louis
Principles and application of key physical methods used in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases, and in biomedical research. Topics include interaction of radiation with living systems; fundamentals of optical and electron microscopy; imaging via X-rays, magnetic resonance, and ultrasound; and electrical properties of organs and cells. Prerequisite: Physics 117-118 or Physics 197-198.
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Physics 352: Physics of Biomolecules
3.00 Credits
Washington University in St Louis
This course emphasizes the application of physical laws and concepts in understanding biomolecules and their interactions, and in developing tools to investigate their biological properties and functionalities. Topics include (1) a general introduction to biomolecules and cells, (2) physics of biopolymers as modeled by stochastic analyses, (3) transport processes in biological systems including diffusion, reaction kinetics, and "life at low Reynolds number," and (4) the physics of fluorescence and its contemporary applications to dynamics of biomolecules, such as optical tweezers. Prerequisite: Physics 117-118 or Physics 197-198. Some familiarity with thermodynamics; Chem 111A-112A recommended.
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Physics 355: Physics of Vision
3.00 Credits
Washington University in St Louis
How do the eyes capture an image and convert it to neural messages that ultimately result in visual experience? This lecture and demonstration course covers the physics of how we see. The course is addressed to physics, premedical, and life-sciences students with an interest in biophysics. Topics include physical properties of light, evolution of the eyes, image formation in the eye, image sampling with an array of photoreceptors, transducing light into electrical signals, color coding, retinal organization, computing with nerve cells, compressing the 3-D world into optic nerve signals, inferring the 3-D world from optic nerve signals, biomechanics of eye movement, engineered vision in machines. The functional impact of biophysical mechanisms for visual experience is illustrated with psychophysical demonstrations. Corequisite: Physics 117A, Physics 197, or permission of instructor.
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Physics 360: Biophysics Laboratory
3.00 Credits
Washington University in St Louis
This laboratory course consists of "table-top" experiments in biological physics that are designed to introduce the student to concepts, methods, and biological model systems in biophysics. Most experiments combine experimentation with computer simulations. The list of available experiments includes electrophysiology, human bioelectricity, optical tweezers, ultrasonic imaging, mass spectrometer, and viscosity measurements. Prior completion of Physics 117A-118A, Physics 197-198, or permission of instructor.
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Physics 400: Physical Science in 12 Problems
1.00 Credits
Washington University in St Louis
Same as Chem 400
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