Quantum Biology: How Nature’s Quantum Mechanisms Are Shaping the Future of Medicine, Computing, Sensing, and Defense

Introduction: From Scientific Curiosity to Strategic Technology For decades, quantum mechanics and biology were considered fundamentally separate scientific domains. Quantum phenomena such as superposition, coherence, tunneling, and entanglement were thought to exist only in highly controlled environments at extremely low temperatures, while biological systems were viewed as warm, noisy, and incompatible with delicate quantum effects….