> We have so many problems where physics is needed (energy production to start with, and then exploring biology) How can physics help to explore biology? At a

> We have so many problems where physics is needed (energy production to start with, and then exploring biology) How can physics help to explore biology? At a first half of 20th century biology experienced a flow of physicist converting to biology and that had led to a transformation of a biology into what it is now and to a bunch of breakthrough discoveries, most notably the double helix (Francis Crick was a physicist). But I wonder what breakthroughs might happen now if physicists tried to boost biology one more time.