by Joseph M. Higgins and Chuck Bergman

Quantum physics and biology are two fields of scientific study that have often been viewed as unrelated branches of knowledge. Quantum physics describes the world of microscopic phenomena, a world of inanimate electrons, photons, and atoms. It assumes a worldview in which classical rules of physics do not apply, a world where quantum entanglements, coherences, tunnels, and quantum probabilities hold sway for subatomic particles and energy waves. Basically, it's the small stuff — the really small stuff — that makes up everything. [Read more] ...