Quantum Biology Institute

@QuantumBioOrg

The Quantum Biology Institute is a non-profit that performs the basic research underpinning the field in an open-science fashion.

Los Angeles

quantumbiology.org

Joined July 2024

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Quantum Biology Institute
@QuantumBioOrg
Oct 17
Meet the QBI Team! (Part 2/2) Continuing our introductions, meet four more people behind the Quantum Biology Institute! From scientific computing and microbiology to research infrastructure and operations, each plays an important role in supporting QBI's mission. Dr. Michael
Quantum Biology Institute
@QuantumBioOrg
Oct 16
Meet the QBI Team! (Part 1/2) We wanted to take a moment to introduce (or reintroduce) the people behind the Quantum Biology Institute. Our team brings together researchers from different scientific backgrounds, each contributing their expertise to a shared goal: understanding
Quantum Biology Institute
@QuantumBioOrg
Oct 15
We thought it was time to properly introduce ourselves and share a little more about the work we're doing at the Quantum Biology Institute (QBI). Our mission is to understand the role quantum physics plays in living biological systems. Right now, our research focuses on a core
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Quantum Biology Institute
@QuantumBioOrg
Oct 11
We are an institute studying how quantum effects may influence biological systems, with much of our work focused on how weak magnetic fields interact with biology. We also want to make more of the research process visible, not just the finished results. Here’s how we do it ⬇️
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Quantum Biology Institute
@QuantumBioOrg
Oct 10
Congratulations to Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann & Georg Nagel! Optogenetics is a remarkable example of how fundamental science can open new ways to understand living systems. This spirit of discovery inspires our work. Thank you for expanding what's possible in biology!
The Nobel Prize
@NobelPrize
Oct 5
BREAKING NEWS The 2026 #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel “for their discoveries concerning light-gated ion channels and optogenetics.”