ENMA 631
Advanced Nanomechanics of Biomaterials
Students will develop understanding of the latest scientific developments and discoveries in the nanoscale structure and properties of biological materials. Topics include nanostructures of biomaterials, physiological roles under mechanical forces, biopolymers, protein folding, and self-assembly. Also included are characterization methods of nanomechanical properties using single molecule techniques. Current applications of nanobiomaterials in the area of molecular machines, molecular self-assembly, and nanoscaffold are discussed.
Topics
- nanostructures of biomaterials
- physiological roles under mechanical forces
- biopolymers
- protein folding
- and self-assembly
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisite: Permission of ENGR-Materials Science & Engineering department. Credit Only Granted for: ENMA631 or ENMA698B. Formerly: ENMA698B.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027