PHY101 is a general introductory physics class including mechanics, heat, waves, and sound (course webpage) and using modern teaching tools such as audience response systems, online homework, and online discussion groups to complement classical in class room demonstrations and examples.
BPH400 is a mixed upper division undergraduate / graduate level introductory class of biophysics, the science focused on physical principles in biology and the development of physical methods to study biological system. It is taught together with colleagues from the Departments of Physics and of Biophysics and Physiology,.
BPH510 is a graduate level class in quantitative biology held together with colleagues from the Department of Biophysics and Physiology, covering among others, diffusion, cable theory, protein folding and forced unfolding.
UB Biophysics Discussion Club (Spring 2007- ongoing)
I initiated and run a Biophysics Discussion Club which meets every 2nd Thursday night (6pm) to foster interaction between groups at UB interested in biophysics research and to inform each other about some recently published research. We encourage especially graduate students and postdocs to participate. More information can be found at:
http://www.qub.buffalo.edu/biophysics/index.php/
That Wiki page also allows UB members to login and enter additional information and to link to their research.