Living systems physics lab

Bionanoscopy is an emerging field of research that combines biology and nanotechnology to study biological structures and processes at the nano level. Within this field, particular attention is paid to issues such as the study of the ultrastructure of cells, including membranes, organelles, and macromolecules, using state-of-the-art microscopic methods. Additionally, significant emphasis is placed on developing molecular diagnostic methods for the early detection and identification of disease biomarkers, which contributes to the personalization of medical care. A crucial aspect of bionanoscopy involves creating biosensors—highly sensitive devices for monitoring physiological parameters and rapidly detecting pathogens in real time. Bionanoscopy opens new frontiers in medicine, biology, and technology by providing unique tools to explore and manipulate living systems at their most fundamental levels.