Intermediate Physics for Medicine and Biology

This semester, I am teaching a graduate class at Oakland University on Bioelectric Phenomena (PHY 530). Rather than using a textbook, I req...

Many readers of the 4 th edition of Intermediate Physics for Medicine and Biology are undergraduate majors in science or engineering. This...

The TeXbook , by Donald Knuth. Russ Hobbie and I wrote the 4th edition of Intermediate Physics for Medicine and Biology using TeX , t...

In the Beat of a Heart: Life, Energy, and the Unity of Nature , by John Whitfield. Over Christmas break, I read In the Beat of a Heart...

2010 is finally here. Happy New Year! Let’s celebrate by discussing the National Research Council report BIO2010 . In 2003 the NRC releas...

Santa arrived last night and left you, dear reader, a present in your stocking: two new homework problems for the 4 th edition of Intermedi...

Albert Einstein is considered one of the greatest physicists of the 20 th century, and perhaps of all time . He certainly is one of the be...

In the November 6th entry to this blog, I mentioned one special function introduced in the 4 th edition of Intermediate Physics for Medici...

In Chapter 10 (about Feedback and Control) of the 4 th edition of Intermediate Physics for Medicine and Biology , Russ Hobbie and I discus...

The 4 th edition of Intermediate Physics for Medicine and Biology is full of equations: thousands of them. Each one must fit into the text...