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This project explores the application of quantum information techniques in biology and medicine, aiming to develop non-invasive spectroscopy methods for analyzing biological samples. It seeks to minimize damage to sensitive materials while enhancing detection capabilities.
Modern physics has contributed to the development of powerful instruments and diagnostic tools for biology and medicine, with a direct impact on both our well-being and life expectancy.
Today, it is timely to ask if the novel field of quantum information is ready to provide new methods for the life sciences.
This proposal makes a step in this direction, introducing non-invasive quantum techniques for experimental biology, with potential applications to biomedical imaging.
My goal is to show how…
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United States, Cambridge
Type: University / higher education
Activity type: Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
SME: No
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