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Over the past years we have been applying quantum optical techniques to various biological problems such as: The detection of biopathogens, e.g., anthrax 1 and the SARS-CoV-2 virus 2. On the theoretical front, I will discuss the application of quantum mechanics to other biological problems, such as the possible connection between quantum coherence in brain microtubules 3 and superradiance 4,5. 1 "FAST CARS: Engineering a laser spectroscopic technique for rapid identification of bacterial spores," M. Scully, et al., PNAS (2002). 2 "Laser technique for direct identification of a single virus I: FASTER CARS," V. Deckert, et al., PNAS (2020). 3 "Quantum Coherence in (Brain) Microtubules and Efficient Energy and Information Transport", N. Mavromatos and d. Nanopoulos, J. Phys: Conf. Ser. 329, 012026 (2011). 4 "On the Existence of Superradiant Excitonic States in Microtubules", G. Celardo, et al., NJP (2019). 5 "The Super of Superradiance", M. Scully and A. Svidzinksy, Science (2009): A. Svidzinsky, et al., "Single photon superradiance and radiation trapping by atomic shells," PRA (2016).
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