 Presidents of the Biophysical Society

The Presidents of the Biophysical Society are individuals who have served as the leader of the Biophysical Society, an organization dedicated to promoting the study of biological phenomena using the principles and methods of physics. The Society was founded in 1958 and has played a crucial role in advancing biophysics as a discipline. The President typically serves for a one-year term and is responsible for guiding the Society's activities, representing its interests, and overseeing initiatives that support research and education in biophysics.