Intermediate Physics for Medicine and Biology

Are Electromagnetic Fields Making me Ill? by Brad Roth. Recently I stumbled on a YouTube video about critical thinking in education, featur...

In Chapter 10 of Intermediate Physics for Medicine and Biology , Russ Hobbie and I discuss negative feedback loops . Feedback is often used...

Are Electromagnetic Fields Making Me Ill? , by Brad Roth Every year the Kresge Library at Oakland University hosts an event called “Authors...

Recently I was reading an article by Ramsay Lewis and Yuhong Dong in The Epoch Times titled Invisible Electromagnetic Fields: Do They Ha...

William Catterall , known as “the father of ion channels,” died on February 28 at the age of 77. Russ Hobbie and I cite Catterall’s article...

German biophysicist Erwin Neher turned 80 last week. Neher and Bert Sakmann received the 1991 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for t...

Gene Surdotovich and I are hard at work preparing the 6 th edition of Intermediate Physics for Medicine and Biology . One change compared ...

I've always been fascinated by Stirling’s approximation , ln( n !) = n ln( n ) − n , where n ! is the  factorial . Russ Hobbie and I m...

Intermediate Physics for Medicine and Biology provides, for the first time , a textbook about the role that physics plays in medicine. Wel...