Welcome to the BioNano-Physics Group, led by Prof. Dr. Thomas Franosch at the Institute for Theoretical Physics of the Universität Innsbruck, Austria.

The group addresses a broad range of fundamental questions in biological and nano physics using a combination of theoretical and computational tools. Our research encompasses complex transport phenomena in crowded environments, the non-equilibrium physics of self-propelled particles, the glass transition of strongly confined liquids, thermophoresis of colloidal particles, and the elastic and dynamic properties of polymers.

Research & Publications

Research areas in our group cover

• complex transport
• self-propelled particles
• glass transition
• thermophoresis
• polymer physics 

Teaching  

Find here our lectures, seminars and  supervised theses...

Join us for your Bachelor, master, or PhD thesis! Topics are available.

News 

   22.01.2024: Our paper "Characterization and Control of the Run-and-Tumble Dynamics of Escherichia Coli" has been published in Physical Review Letters! (Link)

Head of the Research Group
Prof. Dr. Thomas Franosch
   +43 512 507-522 67
  thomas.franosch@uibk.ac.at

Administrative Assistant
Nicole Jorda
   +43 512 507-522 08
   nicole.jorda@uibk.ac.at

Universität Innsbruck
Institute for Theoretical Physics
ICT building
Technikerstr. 21A
A-6020 Innsbruck

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