Quantum Entanglement in Living Systems
Project Z explores quantum entanglement in photosynthetic organisms through ultrafast spectroscopy. This research aims to decode non-classical energy transfer in living systems.
We hypothesize that photosynthetic organisms use quantum entanglement to optimize energy transfer efficiency.
Measuring quantum coherence in complex biological systems at ambient temperatures.
Ultrafast laser pulses and time-resolved spectroscopy to capture quantum dynamics.
Created controlled environments for photosynthetic organisms under ultrafast laser conditions.
Captured femtosecond data to analyze energy transfer patterns in real-time.
Applied quantum coherence models to interpret observed non-classical energy transfer.
Energy Efficiency
89.7%
Measurement Precision
0.02fs
Sample Size
430k+
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