3rd Biology for Physics Conference

Barcelona Biomedical Research Park (PRBB), Spain · 6 - 10 Sept 2026
“The general struggle for existence of animate beings is not a struggle for raw materials... nor for energy... but for entropy";

The 3rd Bioforphys conference will focus on energy and information in biology. In particular, we aim to establish a wide-ranging interdisciplinary forum for researchers to discuss ideas on how our current understanding of physics can contribute to understanding how energy processing, in the form of heat, work, and information, impacts biology across the molecular, cellular, and organismic scales. We anticipate organizing a fantastic, interdisciplinary, and inspiring conference featuring the most relevant topics and outstanding speakers in the field. Join us in Barcelona for an inspiring, multidisciplinary meeting with exceptional speakers and cutting-edge ideas.

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February 13th
Online registration opens
May 4th
Online submission closes
June 1st
Authors’ notifications
August 3rd
Early Bird registration ends
August 31st
Online registration system closes
September 6th
Conference

Overview

A dynamic forum where leading scientists and young researchers explore how energy and information shape life — from molecules to minds — through talks, posters, and lively cross-disciplinary exchange.

The Biology for Physics conference will take place at the Barcelona Biomedical Research Park (PRBB), Barcelona, Spain.
Address:
C/Doctor Aiguader, 88
E-08003 Barcelona
Phone: +34 93 316 0000

All participants need to book themselves  travel and accommodation.

Topics

  1. Energy and information in cells

  2. Noise and information processing in cells, tissues, and brains

  3. Information–energy conversion and entropy production

  4. Molecular processes: machines, folding, self-assembly

  5. Mechanics, landscapes, and information in development

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