In the last few years the study of Quantum Effects in Biology has emerged as a vibrant and cross-disciplinary field of research, in which both experiment and theory are providing mounting evidence that the high efficiency of many key biological processes may be partly derived from an exploitation of non-classical processes by nature. Our group is currently investigating several broad areas of the expaning field of quantum effects in biology, and further details about our work on photosynthesis and ion channelscan be found by following the image links below. Our recent publications on these and related topics can be found here, and all the latest news and gossip, including upcoming conferences in Ulm, can be found here.
Recent Posts
Most Recent Papers
• Probing quantum coherence in superconducting qubit arrays Journal of Physics B 46, 104002 (2013)
• Quantum diffusion with disorder, noise and interaction
New Journal of Physics 15, 045007 (2013)• Dissipation assisted quantum information processing with trapped ions
Physical Review Letters 110, 110502 (2013)Contact
Ulm University
Institute of Theoretical Physics
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D - 89069 Ulm
GermanyTel: ++49 / 731 / 50 - 22911
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