Where Can I Find a Biophysics Research Group to Apply Statistical Mechanics?

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Hello PF, I'm lorentzian and I'm a physics undergrad from Mexico. My current interests are statistical mechanics and a little bit of computer science. I would like to find a research group that focuses on Biophysics so I could apply some statistical mechanics to that.
 
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