What is Quantum Biology and its Potential Impact on Biotechnology?

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In summary, Quantum Biology is a relatively new field that combines the principles of quantum mechanics and biology to study biological processes at a molecular level. It has the potential to revolutionize biotechnology by providing a deeper understanding of complex biological systems and potentially unlocking new ways to manipulate them for various applications, such as drug development and biomaterials. Quantum Biology also challenges traditional notions of how living organisms function and opens up new possibilities for creating more efficient and sustainable technologies. Overall, the intersection of quantum physics and biology has the potential to greatly impact the future of biotechnology.
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SheelaT
Currently a Biotech majored student. Very interested in physics, especially astrophysics and quantum physics. I'm planning to do my master on quantum biology, however it will probably take 1 more year. Hoping to learn something new from this forum!
 
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