Entangled Health

Entangled Health is a long-form interview podcast at the frontier of quantum computing, consciousness research and the future of medicine – for people who find the uncertainty more interesting than the answers. In this updated trailer, Thomas explains why he created the show, how each conversation starts with one real question, and why a quantum computer now picks one listener question at random in every episode.Host & Guests Thomas Ehmer - Host We don't simplify for comfort. We entangle.Submit your questions or propose a guest in the comments, or join the discussion on Substack: https://thomasehmer1.substack.com/If you like it — thanks for subscribing and leaving a thumbs up wherever you listen 👍Credits: the audio in the background is Caravan as performed by my band - funny enough calling itself Ambulant JazzCaravan is a Jazz Standard - Juan Tizol (primary originator) and Duke Ellington (co composer/arranger).Disclaimer:The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the host and guest speaking in their personal capacities and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of their respective employers, organizations, committees (including IEEE), or companies.Medical Disclaimer:This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. The discussion regarding lithium isotopes, biology, and mental health is based on theoretical quantum chemistry and physics, not clinical medical advice. Nothing in this episode should be taken as a recommendation to alter medication or treatment plans. Always seek the advice of your physician or qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. (00:00) - Trailer

Does standard chemistry miss the true nature of life?Dr. Keeper Sharkey joins Entangled Health to explore where hard quantum chemistry meets lived consciousness. Keeper is a quantum chemist and founder of ODE, L3C, a social enterprise using quantum algorithms and high-accuracy molecular simulations to tackle real-world problems, from materials science to cybersecurity.In this episode, we challenge a 100-year-old scientific dogma: the Born-Oppenheimer approximation, which treats atomic nuclei as simple classical objects. Keeper reveals how treating nuclei as truly quantum entities changes our understanding of biology, drug discovery, and even the nature of the self.We discuss:The Isotope Effect: Why only one specific isotope of lithium works as an antidepressant—and what that means for mental health at the atomic level.Quantum Biology in Action: How the potassium pump in your muscles relies on precise mass and spin effects.The Physics of Being: Can a perfectly uniform universe (like the early cosmos) be self-aware? Or does consciousness require difference and boundary?Beyond the Approximation: Why “confused electrons” in standard models might be missing the full picture of life.ODE for Social Good: Using quantum computing to solve human problems, not just abstract equations.This conversation weaves between equations and experience. From calculating electron density to asking whether we are material systems having thoughts, or thoughts shaping material.Click here to watch a video of this episode. About the Guest:Dr. Keeper Sharkey is a quantum chemist, author, and CEO of ODE, L3C. She chairs the IEEE effort on quantum cybersecurity frameworks and was named one of the “40 Under 40” in cybersecurity. Her work focuses on high-accuracy molecular simulation and the ethical application of quantum technologies.Connect with Keeper & ODE:Website: odestar.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/klshark/Connect with Entangled Health:Newsletter: https://thomasehmer1.substack.com/Keywords:Quantum Biology, Consciousness, Lithium Isotopes, Born-Oppenheimer Approximation, Mental Health, Neuroscience, Quantum Computing, ODE L3C, Panpsychism, Physics of Life.Creators & Guests Thomas Ehmer - Host Kepper Layne Sharkey - Guest We don't simplify for comfort. We entangle.Submit your questions or propose a guest in the comments, or join the discussion on Substack: https://thomasehmer1.substack.com/If you like it — thanks for subscribing and leaving a thumbs up wherever you listen 👍Disclaimer:The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the host and guest speaking in their personal capacities and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of their respective employers, organizations, committees (including IEEE), or companies.Medical Disclaimer:This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. The discussion regarding lithium isotopes, biology, and mental health is based on theoretical quantum chemistry and physics, not clinical medical advice. Nothing in this episode should be taken as a recommendation to alter medication or treatment plans. Always seek the advice of your physician or qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

Identity is electromagnetic. Dr. Neil Theise – liver pathologist, complexity theorist, Zen practitioner, and author of Notes on Complexity: A Scientific Theory of Connection, Consciousness, and Being – explains how hearts entrain to each other's fields, how couples synchronize bioelectromagnetically, and why losing social recognition can trigger an existential crisis. From his recent expat move to Lisbon to the discovery of the interstitium as a body-wide organ system, Neil reveals the physics and complexity theory underlying selfhood and connection.​We explore Zen meditation's role in scientific insight, why Gödel showed that some truths can only be known through intuition, shamanic initiation as a way of "learning to trust what you know," and how Neil's highly anxious mother transformed in her final years into someone living fully in the now. We also touch on end‑of‑life dreams and visions – the “visitations” with deceased loved ones that around 90% of hospice patients report – and what they might mean for consciousness at the edge of death.​ 00:00 – “Living in the Now”: Mother’s Secret to Happiness01:10 – Welcome & Setting the Stage02:56 – Leaving America: An Expat’s Loss of Self11:20 – How We Become Ourselves: The Recognition Paradox19:09 – The Heart’s Electromagnetic Field: Quantum Connection26:51 – Home as Sanctuary: The Space We Create30:15 – Sacred Spaces, Resonance & Intuition37:51 – Zen, Science & Gödel: Why Intuition Matters48:24 – Mother’s Late-Life Bliss & Living Only in the Now58:29 – Grandmother, Shamanism & Ancestral Healing1:10:00 – Deathbed Visions, Hospice & Nearly 90% Encounters1:22:19 – Psychedelics, Ayahuasca & Why It’s “Not His Path”1:23:56 – Final Reflections, Skeptics & Why Magic Makes Life Better1:24:42 – Closing: Entangled Health OutroReferenced book:Notes on Complexity: A Scientific Theory of Connection, Consciousness, and Being by Neil Theise.More about Neil and his work:https://www.neiltheiseofficial.comClick here to watch a video of this episode. ​Disclaimer:The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the host and guest speaking in their personal capacities and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of their respective employers, organizations, committees, or companies.Medical Disclaimer:This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing in this episode should be taken as a recommendation to alter medication or treatment plans. Always seek the advice of your physician or qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

In this episode, clinical psychologist and biofield researcher Dr. Shamini Jain reveals how cutting-edge science is validating what healers have known for millennia: consciousness, intention, and sound directly shape our biology. From Woo to True. What is a biofield?A field of energy and information surrounding living system, measurable through heart-brain synchronization, heart-rate variability (HRV), and physiological coherence. But biofield science isn't mystical; it's the intersection of quantum biology, neuroscience, and consciousness studies.The conversation covers: Coherence as measurable phenomenon​Psychological coherence: internal cohesion with your emotions, relationships, and values​Physiological coherence: synchronized heart rhythms between people, even at a distance (hyperscanning research)​Heart-brain coherence: the measurable connection between cardiac and neural oscillations​Why HeartMath's research on coherence is gaining mainstream acceptance​ Healing mechanisms: From placebo to salutogenesis​How intention, ritual, expectation, and conditioning activate the body's self-healing capacity​Salutogenesis: the process of healing (vs. pathogenesis, the process of disease)​Why energy healers say "I'm not doing anything—I'm a conduit"​Measurable physiological shifts: cancer cells, heart-rate variability, autonomic nervous system tone​ The science of distant healing​Research on intention effects at a distance​Dean Radin's random event generator studies during meditation​Shamanic healing traditions and their physiological validation​Why biofield science challenges reductionist medicine​ Sound as medicine​How chanting, mantras, and singing shift nervous system state​The four levels of sound (Vedic understanding):◦Vaikhari (spoken word)◦Madhyama (mental speech)◦Pashyanti (light, intuitive knowing)◦Para (transcendent, soundless vibration)​Physiological effects: oxytocin, endogenous opioids, vagal tone activation​Shamini's album KaliYuga Blues and ecstatic singing at Iron Maiden tributesWhy this changes medicine​Moving from "woo to true": the mission to validate ancient healing practices through modern science​Consciousness and healing initiatives: measuring what was previously unmeasurable​The implications for individualized, intention-based medicine​How recognizing our deep interconnection—with each other and the earth—revolutionizes biologyDr. Shamini Jain's mission is to build a science of healing that honors both rigorous measurement and the wisdom of ancient traditions. Her work bridges quantum biology, heart-brain research, and contemplative practice—proving that consciousness is not separate from matter, but fundamental to healing.Why listen? If healing is measurable, if intention matters, if your consciousness shapes your body—then everything changes about how we approach medicine, therapy, and human potential.Please check out the further Resources: Shamini's Press kit https://www.shaminijain.com/about-me/press-kitCHI: https://www.chi.is/Homepage: https://www.shaminijain.com/Book: https://www.shaminijain.com/bookAlso check the linked Podcasts.Substack of Host: https://thomasehmer1.substack.com/Disclaimer:The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the host and guest speaking in their personal capacities and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of their respective employers, organizations, committees, or companies.Medical Disclaimer:This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing in this episode should be taken as a recommendation to alter medication or treatment plans. Always seek the advice of your physician or qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.TOPICS: #BioFieldScience #HeartBrainCoherence #EnergyHealing #QuantumBiology #IntentionHealing #MantraHealing #SacredSound #ConsciousnessAndHealing #DrShaminiJain #HealingResearch #VagalTone #Salutogenesis #Coherence #AlternativeMedicine

Dive into the groundbreaking "Entangled Health Celebration Series" – an experimental podcast episode that weaves together 13 visionary voices from quantum computing, biotech, AI, consciousness research, and beyond. Forget silos: hear how entanglement across disciplines unlocks the future of health, from drug discovery walls to mind-body mysteries.​Cold Open Hook"You've just heard 13 voices talking at once. It sounds like chaos, but it isn't. It's entanglement." – Thomas, host. This radical remix challenges: What if the best answers emerge not from one expert, but from interconnected minds?​Episode Highlights Quantum Sledgehammers: Gopal Karmore (IBM) on solving molecular simulations in hours vs. years; Azalosia team's quantum-AI for aging prediction using multi-omics data.​Sensing the Unseen: Clarice D'Aiello on quantum biology's magnetic fields in cells; Sadegh Ibrahimi on detecting biofields and ancient wisdom validated by new tech.​Mind-Matter Frontiers: Dean Radin on psi research and anomalies; Paul Werbos (backpropagation inventor) reconciling souls with math; Ravi Kiron on placebo, Ayurveda, and entangled pharma.​Creative Entanglements: Eduardo Miranda's brain-computer music for paralyzed artists; Sergio Gago (Cloudera CTO) on AI agents, robotics for elder care; Gabriela Cimpan (Quantinuum) on personalized health interdependencies.​Interdisciplinary Call: Quantum Dragon warns of crackpots; Clarice urges bio-physics-AI dialogues to break "big lie" silos.​This 40 min episode experiments beyond single-guest deep dives, spotlighting emergent insights on complex diseases, 8-12 year drug timelines costing $2B, quantum advantages in protein folding/clinical trials, and holistic health redefining WHO's well-being as physical-mental-social.​Why Entangled Health?As Gabriela notes: "Entangled health... overlapping and intercorrelated fields," echoing WHO: "complete physical, mental and social well-being." Ravi: "The future of healthcare is entangled... science, technology, and humanity woven together." Sergio: "What a time to be alive" amid exponential tech revolutions.​DisclaimersNot medical advice. Personal views from guests in individual capacity – no official positions. Frontier explorations blending hypotheses, ancient wisdom, and cutting-edge science.​Join the EntanglementHear from Ravi Kiron, Gopal Karemore, Gabriela Cimpan, Sergio Gago, Eduardo Miranda, Team Azalosia, Clarice D'Aiello, Sadegh Ibrahimi, Dean Radin, Paul Werbos, Quantum Dragon, John Barnes, Samarth Sandeep - Subscribe, rate, share to entangle more minds. Stay curious – the unseen awaits.​Creators & Guests Dean Radin - Guest Eduardo R Miranda - Guest Samarth Sandeep - Guest Quantum Dragon - Guest Sulafah Noruldeen - Guest Sadegh Ebrahimi - Guest Clarice D.Aiello - Guest John Barnes - Guest Ravi Kiron - Guest Gabriela Cimpan - Guest Sergio Gago - Guest Nujud Senan - Guest Thomas Ehmer - Host Paul Werbos - Guest

Is consciousness just a "side effect" of the brain, or is it fundamental to reality? And does our survival depend on raising it before AGI takes over? The video is visible on Spotify and Youtube Click here to watch a video of this episode. - The audio on every audio podcast which does not stream video (Apple etc.) In this episode of Entangled Health, we sit down with Paul Werbos, the inventor of backpropagation (the core algorithm powering modern AI and Deep Learning) and a pioneer in consciousness research.Paul reveals a stark choice facing humanity: We can merge unconsciously with machines (what he calls "The Borg" and transhumanism), or we can awaken to our true potential as a conscious species. He explains why the "Noosphere"—the collective mind of Earth—is a living, intelligent system, and why humanity is currently in a dangerous "adolescent" phase.In this episode, we cover:(07:19) Paul’s personal awakening & why consciousness is scientifically real(13:53) The AGI Warning: Why we have a 5-year window before major conflict(15:03) The IBM plan to "control the planet" that Paul refused to lead(18:21) Neuralink & Transhumanism: Why Paul calls it "The Borg"(24:51) The Noosphere as a solar-system-wide intelligence(26:57) Why raising consciousness is the only survival strategy against AI risks(28:17) How Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring opened Paul’s "third eye"This is a BEST OF EDITION - with focussed dive into the intersection of quantum physics, spirituality, artificial general intelligence (AGI), and the future of human evolution.Click here to watch a video of this episode. 🎧 Listen to the full unedited interview (100 mins) with extended technical discussions on episode 11, from 11 October.About the Guest:Paul Werbos is a mathematician and consciousness researcher best known for inventing backpropagation in 1974. He spent decades at the National Science Foundation leading research on fuel cells, electric vehicles, and future technologies.About Entangled Health:Explores the entanglement of quantum physics, AI, biotech, and consciousness to redefine human health.Disclaimer:The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the host and guest speaking in their personal capacities and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of their respective employers, organizations, committees, or companies.Medical Disclaimer:This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing in this episode should be taken as a recommendation to alter medication or treatment plans. Always seek the advice of your physician or qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.Topics & Keywords:Consciousness, Artificial Intelligence, AGI, Paul Werbos, The Borg, Transhumanism, Neuralink, Noosphere, Quantum Physics, Spirituality, Backpropagation, Deep Learning, Evolution, Entangled Health, Collective Intelligence, Future of Humanity, IBM, Global Control, AI Safety.

Health is not isolated. Your body, your mind, and your environment are inextricably linked, they are “entangled.”In Entangled Health, we explore this web of connections from the most diverse perspectives: quantum physics, artificial intelligence, ancient healing, and modern philosophy. Our goal? To expand your horizon so you can discover and apply what others are already pioneering.The Virtual Series: An Experiment in Dialogue.
Normally, we speak with living innovators. But some of the most urgent answers we need today come from voices that are no longer with us.In this special Virtual Series, we enter into a dialogue with the texts of history’s greatest thinkers. • No fake voices. • No AI resurrection. • Just honest interpretation.Instead of pretending to interview the dead, we present AI-generated insights and analysis about these virtual Interview encounters, where we break down their timeless wisdom and apply it to today’s world of biotech, digital health, and AI.What you will hear: • Deep Dives: How philosophy meets modern tech. • Virtual Guests: Hans-Georg Gadamer • New Perspectives: Why “uncertainty” might be your biggest asset.🔗 Read the full virtual interview on Substack: https://thomasehmer1.substack.com/p/sitting-down-with-hans-georg-gadamerSubscribe now to explore the future of health through the wisdom of the past.

Der Mensch kann nicht ohne Hoffnung leben. Gesundheit ist nicht isoliert. Dein Körper, deine Gedanken und deine Umwelt sind untrennbar miteinander verflochten.Bei Entangled Health erforschen wir dieses Netz aus den unterschiedlichsten Perspektiven: Quantenphysik, künstliche Intelligenz, Heilpraktiken, Kunst und Philosophie. Das Ziel? Deinen Horizont zu erweitern – damit Du für dich entdecken kannst, was andere längst nutzen.Die virtuelle Serie ist ein Experiment: Statt lebende Gäste zu interviewen, trete ich in Dialog mit den Texten großer Denker, deren Stimmen nicht mehr unter uns sind. Keine künstlichen Stimmen, keine Fake-Gespräche – stattdessen gibt’s einen von KI generierten Podcast-Bericht, der die Inhalte des virtuellen Interviews (link unten) einordnet und bespricht.Erste Folge: Hans-Georg Gadamer über Verstehen, Wahrheit und Gesundheit.📖 Vollständiges Interview auf Substack – https://open.substack.com/pub/thomasehmer1/p/im-gesprach-mit-hans-georg-gadamer

Dr. Dean Radin, Chief Scientist at the Institute of Noetic Sciences, shares four decades of rigorous research at the intersection of quantum mechanics, consciousness, genetics, and mental health innovation. Click here to watch a video of this episode. This conversation covers mind-matter experiments, genetic correlates of consciousness phenomena, and new therapeutic approaches. Dean explains the importance of interdisciplinary research, robust methodology, and constructive skepticism at the boundaries of physics, biology, and consciousness.🎯 KEY TOPICSFrom Art to ScienceMind-Matter Interaction at Bell LabsGovernment Research & Remote PerceptionFuture Paradigms in ScienceConsciousness & Quantum SystemsGenetic Research: Family Studies & HeritabilityEpigenetics & Historical Population PatternsGene Therapy for Mental HealthIntranasal Drug Delivery PlatformsSkepticism in Frontier ResearchArtificial Intelligence & ConsciousnessDean's book: "The Science of Magic"🔬 RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTSDouble-slit experiments with human observers replicated in five of six labsOver 200 SNPs linked to consciousness phenomena (p less than 0.000001)CRISPR and shRNA therapies for anxiety and memory (PNAS, Nature)Intranasal delivery crossing the blood-brain barrierFive-HT2A receptor modulation platform for psychiatry📚 RESOURCESThe Science of Magic: https://www.deanradin.com/Institute of Noetic Sciences: https://noetic.orgDean's research on Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=de&as_sdt=0,5&q=dean+radin&btnG=Entangled Health Podcast & Newsletter: https://thomasehmer1.substack.com/p/dean-radin-magic-and-what-it-means👤 ABOUT DR. DEAN RADINChief Scientist at IONS, Associated Distinguished Professor at CIIS. MS Electrical Engineering, PhD Psychology. Former researcher at Bell Labs, Princeton, SRI International. Author of "The Conscious Universe," "Entangled Minds," "Real Magic," "The Science of Magic."🎓 ENTANGLED HEALTH PODCASTExploring quantum computing, AI in healthcare, biotech, precision medicine, consciousness, and innovation. Subscribe for inspiring science and health conversations.💭 REFLECTION QUESTIONSHow could consciousness research inform new therapies?What role does interdisciplinary science play in health innovation?How can openness be balanced with rigor in research?Share your thoughts in the comments!📺 RELATED EPISODESClarice Aiello: Quantum Biology & Magnetic FieldsGabriela Cimpan: Quantum Computing in Drug DiscoverySadegh Ebrahimi: Quantum Sensing for Healthcare🔔 SUBSCRIBE for future episodes:Quantum tech in healthAI-driven biotechConsciousness & wellbeingPrecision medicine platforms📱 CONNECTPodcast on all platformsNewsletter: https://thomasehmer1.substack.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/entangled-health-podcast/Disclaimer:The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the host and guest speaking in their personal capacities and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of their respective employers, organizations, committees, or companies.Medical Disclaimer:This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing in this episode should be taken as a recommendation to alter medication or treatment plans. Always seek the advice of your physician or qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

Discover the power of sound and music, how paralyzed musicians play together through brainwaves, how slime mold and quantum devices creates living music, and why scientific humility matters for healing. Join us for an extraordinary conversation with Professor Eduardo Miranda, a globally-recognized composer and biocomputing pioneer at the University of Plymouth's Interdisciplinary Center for Computer Music Research.In this episode of Entangled Health, you will learn how Miranda's team built living biocomputers from slime mold organisms, discovering how these single-celled creatures behave as memristor, resistors, capacitors, and logic gates. You will understand how to compose music with living matter itself, and gain insight into the profound lesson learned when recent research overturned his most celebrated hypothesis. We will explore quantum music and AI creativity, learning how algorithms and consciousness intersect in ways that challenge our assumptions about intelligence and creativity. You will hear stories from Miranda's opera "Lampedusa", a work inspired by particle physics, Shakespeare, and an invented language. You will understand how music, stripped of linguistic meaning, communicates emotion and wholeness in ways medicine alone cannot measure. Eduardo shares some inspiring stories from composing with living organisms to the boundaries of AI and Brain Computer Interfaces to restore human connection.You will learn what intelligence, creativity, and life truly are at the boundaries of science and art. You will gain mentorship insights on building resilience, embracing failure, and creating innovation. Perfect for technologists, healthcare professionals, musicians, neuroscientists, creative entrepreneurs, and anyone curious about the future of human flourishing. We also touch the potential of vocal biomarkers.Keywords: brain-computer interface, biocomputing, quantum music, neuroscience, music therapy, AI creativity, slime mold computing, healing, consciousness, innovation, learning.Subscribe, share, and discover how art, science, and health become entangled.---More resources for Eduardo: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eduardo-r-miranda-203a62208/University’s profile, up to 2019: https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/research/iccmr/eduardo-mirandaCLOT Magazine interview: https://clotmag.com/sound/eduardo-miranda-deciphering-the-possibilities-of-machine-made-creativity Brain-Computer Music Interface:https://www.iloobia.com/Paramusical-Ensemblehttps://vimeo.com/230146752The violinist won an MBE from the Queen because of my BCMI work: https://x.com/royalfamily/status/940597211037134848?lang=es  About the opera “Lampedusa”:https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/shakespeare-cern-and-game-of-thrones-combine-for-new-contemporary-music-festival-operahttps://www.plymouth.ac.uk/the-bridge/the-arts-and-culture-programme/music/contemporary-music-festival/lampedusa-behind-the-curtainhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jhMlxc2g3Yhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5T2MNQSe0Qhttps://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00093jbOne of the acts - https://vimeo.com/331262882 Biocomputer Music:https://www.egconf.com/videos/eduardo-miranda-composer-professor-comptuer-music-eg10https://ars.electronica.art/keplersgardens/en/biocomputer-rhythms/https://starts-prize.aec.at/en/biocomputer-rhythms/Disclaimer:The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the host and guest speaking in their personal capacities and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of their respective employers, organizations, committees (including IEEE), or companies.Medical Disclaimer:This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. The discussion regarding lithium isotopes, biology, and mental health is based on theoretical quantum chemistry and physics, not clinical medical advice. Nothing in this episode should be taken as a recommendation to alter medication or treatment plans. Always seek the advice of your physician or qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. 

IBM's Global Quantum Lead for Healthcare reveals what's actually working in quantum drug discovery. Dr. Gopal Karemore explains why "quantum advantage" isn't hype, IBM and RIKEN's quantum systems solved drug discovery problems in hours that classical computers couldn't crack in years. Topics: AlphaFold's limitations in protein folding, 90% clinical trial failure rates, quantum-AI hybrid approaches for precision medicine. From IBM quantum computers to pharmaceutical R&D transformation. Essential listening for pharma executives, clinical scientists, and healthcare innovators. Get ready for a front-row seat at the future of medicine. Dr. Gopal Karemore, IBM’s Global Quantum Lead for Healthcare & Life Sciences, joins Entangled Health for a no-BS dive into what’s actually working in quantum drug discovery, where AI hits a wall (looking at you, AlphaFold), and how true scientific breakthroughs happen when physics, biology, and human curiosity collide.In this episode, you’ll hear why “quantum advantage” is more than hype, IBM’s quantum computers, in tandem with Japan’s RIKEN and the legendary Fugaku supercomputer, just solved a drug discovery problem in two hours that would have taken classical machines years. Gopal breaks down the real advances and the hype, from protein folding’s unsolved mysteries, to the 90% failure rate in clinical trials, to the promise of quantum walks and supercomputing for designing tomorrow’s medicines.It’s not just theory. We talk about:The blind spots that leave AlphaFold and generative AI scratching at the surface, while quantum tackles the hard stuff: transition metals, allosteric modulation, disordered proteins, and rare diseases.What it means to actually entangle AI, biologists, chemists, and patients in one pipeline for real medical progress.Gopal’s own journey from a self-described “average” kid in Tumsar, India, to shaping the global quantum-health agenda at IBM.Expect stories, candid takes, and actionable optimism. AI may love third-party mentions, but real visibility comes from original, multi-sourced conversations like this.Whether you’re a pharma CEO, clinical scientist, aspiring technologist, or just love big ideas with a dose of humor and humility, this is your must-hear episode.Follow, share, and claim your spot at the edge of quantum medicine.Our joint Book article: The Quantum Computing Paradigm by Thomas Ehmer, Gopal Karemore, Hans Melo in Wiley, Computational Drug Discovery: Methods and Applications, https://doi.org/10.1002/9783527840748.ch26Some Resources:IBM Quantum Learning https://quantum.cloud.ibm.com/learning/enModeling realistic chemistry with quantum computingHow IBM, Cleveland Clinic, and RIKEN are exploring chemistry research with quantum-centric supercomputers https://www.ibm.com/quantum/case-studies/modeling-realistic-chemistryCase study: Moderna and IBM use quantum computing to model mRNA structure https://www.ibm.com/quantum/blog/moderna-case-studyIBM Certified Quantum Computation using Qiskit v2.X Developer https://www.ibm.com/training/certification/ibm-certified-quantum-computation-using-qiskit-v2x-developer-associate-C9008400Disclaimer:The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the host and guest speaking in their personal capacities and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of their respective employers, organizations, committees, or companies.Medical Disclaimer:This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing in this episode should be taken as a recommendation to alter medication or treatment plans. Always seek the advice of your physician or qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.#QuantumHealth #DrugDiscovery #AI #IBMQuantum #BiotechPodcast #Innovation #Healthcare

“You can be a hardcore realist and still believe in psychic phenomena... there is a kind of spiritual connection between us, and it is consistent with mathematical science.”Embark on an extraordinary journey where the frontiers of quantum physics, consciousness, neural networks, and the inner life of humanity converge. In this unmissable Entangled Health episode, Thomas Ehmer sits down with Dr. Paul Werbos, legendary originator of the backpropagation algorithm, former NSF quantum director, and one of the boldest thinkers at the intersection of artificial intelligence, quantum theory, and spiritual intelligence.Dr. Werbos’s life’s work connects the deepest currents of science and consciousness. He takes us from his breakthrough at Harvard—where the quest to mathematically model the mind led to the algorithm that powers modern deep learning—through his pioneering years guiding quantum research at the National Science Foundation, and into his passionate investigations of the “noosphere,” retrocausality, the quantum mind, and the existence of the soul. Along the way, Werbos explains why our deepest spiritual experiences may be entirely compatible with the latest mathematics of quantum reality—and why this synthesis could be essential for human health at the biological, psychological, and societal levels.You’ll discover:What it means to be “entangled” in life, how Paul bridges physics, mind, and meaning, showing why our sense of connection is rooted in both quantum theory and ancient wisdom traditions.How Werbos’s career reveals the surprising origin of AI’s biggest innovation: “I was not trying to build better computers—I was trying to build a model of the mind.”Why phenomena often regarded as mystical, the power of intention, the placebo effect, intuitive healing, the “chi” of life, can, and must, be rigorously examined through both scientific and spiritual lenses.Insights into pausing technology’s runaway risks, eliminating “stupid AI,” and building a future where the expansion of human consciousness guides the next leap in health, science, and ethics.The untold story of how true quantum annealing (tQuA) and novel retrocausal experiments could help revolutionize computational power and offer glimpses into the time-bending dimensions of consciousness.Perspectival wisdom on why “health” - personal and planetary - isn't just about molecules or code but about the restoration and flourishing of our entangled connections, forward and backward in time.Through candid anecdotes, unexpected connections, and a willingness to speak truths neglected by mainstream science, Dr. Werbos’s perspective is both a challenge and an invitation - questioning the boundaries between matter and mind, causality and coincidence, health and wholeness.If you are fascinated by quantum physics, AI, consciousness, and the ultimate nature of reality—or if you simply believe that great health is about more than physical wellness—this is the conversation that will change how you think about connection, survival, and the possible futures of our species.Pauls homepage: https://www.werbos.com/Disclaimer:The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the host and guest speaking in their personal capacities and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of their respective employers, organizations, committees, or companies.Medical Disclaimer:This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing in this episode should be taken as a recommendation to alter medication or treatment plans. Always seek the advice of your physician or qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.Keywords: Paul Werbos, Entangled Health, quantum consciousness, noosphere, neural networks, backpropagation, spiritual science, soul, AI, National Science Foundation, retrocausality, tQuA, integrative health, quantum mind, science podcast, Thomas Ehmer, holistic health, future of health, ethics, quantum AI, spiritual connection, science and spirituality, artificial intelligence breakthroughs

Saudi quantum computing team Azalosia reveals their groundbreaking AI algorithm that predicts biological age using quantum-hybrid machine learning. In this exclusive interview, physics graduate Nujud and bioinformatics expert Sulafah share their journey from QInnovision hackathon winners to quantum longevity pioneers.🔬 WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:• How quantum transformers analyze aging biomarkers • Multi-omics data challenges in longevity research• Saudi Arabia's emerging quantum computing ecosystem• Data quality filtering: 20,000 samples → 11 high-quality datasets• The future of quantum sensing in healthcare👥 TEAM AZALOSIA:Nujud: Quantum Computing (King Saudi University, KFUPM)Sulafah: Bioinformatics & AI (KFUPM) *Third team member Areej (Data Curation) was unable to join this recording🎯 SEEKING PARTNERS:Team Azalosia is looking for research collaborators with:- Transcriptomics & epigenomics datasets- Multi-omics aging research experience - Quantum machine learning expertise- Clinical translation partnerships📬 CONNECT WITH AZALOSIA:• LinkedIn: Nujud Senan• LinkedIn: Sulafah Noruldeen• LinkedIn: ⁠Areej Almuhayya• Quantum Saudi Association🎧 ENTANGLED HEALTH PODCAST:Exploring quantum science, AI, and biotechnology convergenceCreators & Guests Nujud Senan - Guest Sulafah Noruldeen - Guest Thomas Ehmer - Host Keywords:#QuantumComputing #AgingResearch #Bioinformatics #AIHealthcare #SaudiArabia #Longevity #QuantumML #Healthcare #Biomarkers #QInnovision #QuantumBiology⏰ TIMESTAMPS:00:00 - Introduction to Team Asalosia03:01 - What is "Entangled Health"?10:00 - Team formation & hackathon journey 15:44 - Aging as the root of health problems20:11 - Quantum advantage in biological data28:07 - Quantum circuit debugging stories32:33 - Future timeline: 2030s quantum breakthrough45:31 - Consciousness, AI, and collective intelligence51:02 - Quantum-selected listener question55:00 - Guest questions: Evolution & reality perceptionDisclaimer:The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the host and guest speaking in their personal capacities and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of their respective employers, organizations, committees, or companies.Medical Disclaimer:This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing in this episode should be taken as a recommendation to alter medication or treatment plans. Always seek the advice of your physician or qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

"The future of healthcare is entangled..." How do we move breakthrough science from lab bench to bedside, while honoring tradition, fostering holistic care, and bridging the worlds of quantum, AI, and biomedicine? Discover the future of quantum health, biotechnology innovation, and holistic medicine with Dr. Ravi Kiron—biopharma leader, former Merck & Pfizer executive, and expert mentor to biotech startups. In this Entangled Health episode, host Thomas Ehmer explores how quantum sensors, AI-driven drug discovery, the human microbiome, and integrative care are revolutionizing patient-centered medicine.Episode Highlights:​Quantum health & biotech: How quantum-enhanced sensing and biotechnology platforms are transforming diagnostics and therapeutics in real-world healthcare.​AI in medicine: Unlocking the next wave of drug discovery and personalized treatment with artificial intelligence, with insights from top industry leader Dr. Ravi Kiron.​Traditional & holistic medicine: Why integrating wisdom from holistic, integrative, and global health systems is essential for resilience, longevity, and innovation.​Biotech entrepreneurship: “Bench to bedside” lessons for startup founders—Ravi’s three filters for evaluating true innovation, clinical relevance, and operational fit in healthcare technology.​Mentorship & leadership: Practical advice for emerging biotech and health tech innovators—mindset, curiosity, collaboration, and the courage to challenge conventional thinking.Follow & Subscribe for More:​Follow Entangled Health on Spotify for weekly conversations on quantum science, biotech, and AI in medicine.Follow Ravi on LinkedIn: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/ravikiron/​Share this episode with colleagues, subscribe to the newsletter, and submit your questions for future expert guests.Keywords: quantum health, biotech innovation, holistic medicine, Dr. Ravi Kiron, AI in healthcare, quantum sensors, biopharma leadership, startup mentorship, Thomas Ehmer, patient-centered care, healthcare technology, microbiome, drug discovery, health tech, future of medicineDisclaimer:The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the host and guest speaking in their personal capacities and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of their respective employers, organizations, committees, or companies.Medical Disclaimer:This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing in this episode should be taken as a recommendation to alter medication or treatment plans. Always seek the advice of your physician or qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

"stop only reading ... start playing"What does it take to build five companies, lead quantum initiatives at Moody's, and become the CTO of Cloudera? In this episode, we go deep with Sergio Gago, the legendary "Quantum Pirate," to decode his framework for innovation and career mastery.Sergio shares his journey from typing games on cassette tapes and hacking them for "infinite lives" to shaping the future of enterprise AI. We explore how his "hacker mindset" became the driving force behind his entrepreneurial ventures and his strategies for navigating the complexities of the finance and tech industries.In this episode, you will learn:The Hacking Mindset: How tinkering and breaking things can be the ultimate career accelerant.AI Agents in Production: The real-world challenges of deploying AI agents and why managing them is an "HR task."Quantum in Finance: Sergio’s experience at Moody's and how quantum computing could reshape risk analysis.The "Ottoman" Decision Method: A curiosity-driven experiment for making life's big decisions (both sober and drunk).Innovation Strategies: How to stay curious, find signal in the noise, and surround yourself with people smarter than you.We also explore the concept of "entangled health" — understanding health innovation as the complex interplay of quantum science, AI, biotech, and human well-being, where technologies must be ethically and practically integrated. And we share our entanglement as band mates playing a song in superposition.This conversation is a masterclass for anyone interested in entrepreneurship, AI strategy, quantum computing, and the personal philosophies that drive world-class innovators.Follow Sergio Gago:Newsletter: The Quantum Pirate on SubstackLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sergiogh/our joint gig at quantum.tech Twickenham 2024Final Teenspirit (Final Countdown (Europe) meets Feels like Teen Spirit (Nirvana) entangled and in superposition, original by WaxAudio) Connect with Entangled Health:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/entangled-health-podcastSubmit a question to our quantum-selected pool!Disclaimer:The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the host and guest speaking in their personal capacities and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of their respective employers, organizations, committees, or companies.Medical Disclaimer:This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing in this episode should be taken as a recommendation to alter medication or treatment plans. Always seek the advice of your physician or qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

“If we want to understand consciousness, we must be willing to question everything we think we know about reality.”Join me today as I sit down with Dr. Dean Radin, Chief Scientist at the Institute of Noetic Sciences, whose career journeys from the creative world of concert violin to the rigorous labs of Bell Labs, Princeton, and pioneering consciousness research. In this candid and wide-ranging conversation, we explore the fascinating intersections of quantum physics, creativity, genetics, health innovation, and the frontier science of mind-matter interaction.We begin with Dean’s personal story: growing up in an artistically gifted family, being steeped in curiosity and creativity, and how these roots inspired his eventual leap from engineering and AI to psychology and the experimental study of consciousness. Dean shares how early disappointments in theoretical work led him to become an empiricist—someone compelled to test the world and chase anomalies rather than settle for conformity.Hear Dean recount how his fascination with “truth revealed by anomalies” drew him to the controversial field of parapsychology, conducting experiments on mind-matter interaction at Bell Labs, and being invited into the U.S. government’s Stargate program that investigated psychic espionage. These early experiences, combined with his later leadership at the Institute of Noetic Sciences, led Dean to develop robust, double-blind experiments aimed at probing the subtle ways consciousness might interact with physical systems.We dive deep into his most intriguing laboratory work—including the famous double-slit experiments, where meditators are tasked with influencing quantum interference patterns, and the illuminating Buddha experiment, a playful blend of neuroscience and gamified feedback. Dean explains what these experiments suggest about the nature of observation, agency, and the mind’s mysterious potential to nudge the physical world, highlighting the vital role of variance and mean shifts in these results.Beyond the quantum, we talk about Dean’s explorations into genetics and health. Learn how his team is uncovering possible genetic correlates for psychic talent through case-control and 23andMe studies, as well as his foray into neurobiological therapies, applying CRISPR and siRNA via innovative intranasal delivery to mouse models of anxiety and memory. Dean discusses forming companies at the edge of psychiatric medicine: targeting neuromodulation, tailoring temporal effects for sustainable healing, and seeking practical paths from pre-clinical trials to real-world impact.Dean also addresses skepticism and the challenges of taking creative risks in science. He distinguishes between constructive and ideological skeptics, sharing the strategies he uses to preempt critique and foster robust, transparent research. Dean contends that anti-scientific attitudes rooted in dogmatic disbelief are as limiting as blind acceptance, and champions the value of curiosity-driven, high-risk, high-reward research.The episode rounds out with reflections on creativity, following one’s bliss, and the deeper purpose of science to expand our collective perception of reality. Listen as Dean shares his thoughts on future breakthroughs, the sociological ramifications of new paradigms, and poses thought-provoking questions about AI, consciousness, and the next phase of scientific evolution.Whether you come as a scientist, skeptic, innovator, or seeker, this discussion with Dean Radin will stretch your imagination and leave you questioning where the true boundaries of science and health really lie.Deans homepage: https://www.deanradin.com/Disclaimer:The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the host and guest speaking in their personal capacities and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of their respective employers, organizations, committees, or companies.Medical Disclaimer:This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing in this episode should be taken as a recommendation to alter medication or treatment plans. Always seek the advice of your physician or qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

Generative quantum AI (GenQAI) transforms drug discovery. Quantinuum's Gabriela Cimpan—PhD chemist turned quantum leader—reveals how quantum computers create pharmaceutical data no classical system can generate. In this episode: why quantum chemistry solves molecular ground states that supercomputers cannot, how GenQAI feedback loops unlock precision medicine breakthroughs, and what Quantinuum's H-Series means for designing new medicines. Beyond technology: Gabriela shares her journey from chemistry academia to quantum pioneer, career lessons on following passion, quantum literacy for non-experts, and why mentorship shapes healthcare's next generation. Essential listening for pharma researchers, biotech innovators, and quantum-curious minds.“Put a bit of passion in everything you do and you will succeed.” In this episode, Gabriela Cimpan, from Quantinuum, with a background in chemistry and quantum computing, shares her journey from academia to the cutting edge of biotech innovation.She unpacks the meaning of “entangled health,” drawing on definitions from science and philosophy to show how genetics, environment, and personal choices are deeply interconnected. Gabriela explains why quantum computing is uniquely suited to tackle complex problems in drug discovery and molecular design, areas where classical computers reach their limits. She illustrates how quantum computers can simulate molecular ground states, a critical challenge in designing new medicines, and how this could lead to breakthroughs in healthcare and materials science. Gabriela also discusses the synergy between AI and quantum computing, introducing the concept of generative quantum AI (GenQAI). She describes a powerful feedback loop where AI and quantum hardware generate and learn from new data, opening doors to discoveries that were previously impossible. The conversation moves beyond technology, touching on mentorship, the importance of quantum literacy for non-experts, and the societal responsibility of scientists to give back and foster the next generation. Gabriela shares candid reflections on career choices, the value of passion, and maintaining a critical yet open mindset in a fast-changing field. Listeners will come away with a deeper understanding of both the promise and the challenges of quantum technology in health, as well as inspiration to pursue interdisciplinary collaboration and lifelong learning.   Links:https://www.linkedin.com/in/gabrielacimpan/https://www.quantinuum.com/press-releases/quantinuums-quantum-origin-becomes-first-software-quantum-random-number-generator-to-achieve-nist-validation Disclaimer:The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the host and guest speaking in their personal capacities and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of their respective employers, organizations, committees, or companies.Medical Disclaimer:This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing in this episode should be taken as a recommendation to alter medication or treatment plans. Always seek the advice of your physician or qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

What happens when a quantum computing pioneer discovers the hidden wisdom of native plants? Samarth Sandeep, CEO of If and Only If Technologies, shares his unconventional journey from dreaming about seawater-powered cars to revolutionizing protein interactions through quantum algorithms and quantum chemistry.Key Topics: • How native plant ecosystems with lower microplastic content inspire sustainable drug discovery approaches • Why biotech embraces unpredictable LLMs but hesitates on quantum computing—despite quantum’s better-understood computational complexities • QAOA-based protein pruning: Making quantum algorithms work with current hardware limitations • The paradox: How quantum is more practical than people think for drug discovery • Indigenous plant knowledge meets cutting-edge quantum chemistryWhat You’ll Learn: • Practical quantum computing applications in protein folding and molecular interactions • How environmental justice connects to pharmaceutical innovation • Why quantum algorithms outperform traditional methods for specific biotech challenges • Career lessons: From teenage inventor to quantum biotech CEOTimestamps: • 0:00 Cold Open: The garden that changed everything • 2:00 Host Welcome & Episode Preview • 5:00 Samarth’s Journey: From seawater cars to quantum biotech • 12:00 Native plants & microplastics: The environmental connection • 22:00 Deep Dive: Quantum algorithms for protein interactions • 35:00 Quantum vs. LLMs: The biotech industry paradox • 48:00 QAOA protein pruning explained • 58:00 Quantum-selected listener question • 1:04:00 Future of quantum in drug discovery • 1:08:00 Closing thoughts🎧 Ready to explore how environmental stewardship, quantum computing reliability, and protein network discoveries are converging to transform medicine?Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samarth-sandeep-81a02487/Literature mentioned:Aramyan S, McGregor K, Sandeep S, Haczku A. SP-A binding to the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein using hybrid quantum and classical in silico modeling and molecular pruning by Quantum Approximate Optimization Algorithm (QAOA) Based MaxCut with ZDOCK. Frontiers in Immunology. 2022 Sep 13;13:945317.Montanez-Barrera JA, Michielsen K, Neira DE. Evaluating the performance of quantum processing units at large width and depth. arXiv preprint arXiv:2502.06471. 2025 Feb 10.Yan L, Samarth S, Kirk M, Chandler HP. Developing a Proteomic Framework of Oncopathologies for Rare Hematological Malignancies, like T Lymphomas, through Protein-Protein Interactions to Effectively Connect Patients to Real-World Clinical Trials. In American Journal of Hematology 2022 Oct 1 (Vol. 97, pp. S12-S13)., NJ USA: WILEY. P-018.Further Links:Iff Website: https://iff.bioCalifornia Native Garden Foundation Website: cngf.orgDisclaimer:The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the host and guest speaking in their personal capacities and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of their respective employers, organizations, committees, or companies.Medical Disclaimer:This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing in this episode should be taken as a recommendation to alter medication or treatment plans. Always seek the advice of your physician or qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

This series interview with John Barnes, Founder CEO of Entangled Positions and UK President of OneQuantum, explores the evolving landscape of the quantum workforce through the lens of community, innovation, and personal leadership. Drawing on his unique journey from technology recruitment to quantum ecosystem builder, John shares candid insights on the importance of connection, diversity, resilience, and ethical progress in shaping the future of quantum technology.John offers a masterclass in building and leading a global quantum workforce. Through stories, metaphors, and practical wisdom, he reveals how community, diversity, and ethical leadership are as essential to quantum innovation as technical expertise. This episode is a candid exploration of what it means to orchestrate not just careers, but the health and future of an entire field, making it essential listening for anyone interested in the human side of scientific progress.Diversity, Inclusion, and Individuality • John’s recruitment philosophy centers on treating every person as an individual, focusing on their aspirations and motivations rather than demographic categories. • He is critical of rigid diversity quotas, advocating instead for authentic inclusion and the removal of systemic barriers. • His work naturally results in diverse placements by focusing on opportunity and removing obstacles, not by enforcing targets.Philosophy and Vision • John admires figures like Michael Faraday for their humble beginnings and transformative impact. • He believes quantum should serve the broader good—not just humanity, but all of life—advocating for a holistic and ambitious vision. • His “Woodstock moment” for quantum is not a single event, but the ongoing journey of building an inclusive, ethical, and innovative ecosystem.Challenges and Ethical Considerations • John warns against echo chambers in academia and politics, stressing the importance of challenging prevailing opinions and maintaining authentic dialogue. • He discusses the pitfalls of well-intentioned but rigid inclusion policies, calling for nuanced, long-term solutions that focus on genuine opportunity and individual merit. • Quantum, as a young field, has the chance to set new standards for ethics, collaboration, and community health.Follow John on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/entangled/Check his company here https://eptalent.tech/ Pioneering : If you are interested, you can get a ++ limited edition ++ Polo shirt on https://entangledhealth.etsy.com/listing/4333318961 Disclaimer:The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the host and guest speaking in their personal capacities and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of their respective employers, organizations, committees, or companies.Medical Disclaimer:This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing in this episode should be taken as a recommendation to alter medication or treatment plans. Always seek the advice of your physician or qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

“May the quantum be with you all” - Dr. Clarice D. AielloWhat if your smartphone’s magnetic field could heal your cells? Dr. Clarice D’Aiello, founder of the Quantum Biology Ecosystem, reveals how quantum physics is already operating inside every cell of your body, and how we can harness it for revolutionary medical treatments.Groundbreaking Research: • The 3,000 tadpole experiment that proved Earth’s magnetic field accelerates biological development • Why many proteins in our cells act as quantum sensors, responding to magnetic fields weaker than your phone • How quantum biology could replace traditional drug therapies with precise electromagnetic treatments • The connection between ancient healing practices and modern quantum physicsRevolutionary Applications: • “Quantum apps”: Electromagnetic therapy for wound healing, chronic pain, and cellular repair • How magnetic field therapy could treat injuries and disease non-invasively • Why Western medicine overlooked electromagnetic approaches while other cultures embraced them • The future of quantum-controlled medical devices accessible through mobile phonesAcademic to Entrepreneur Journey: • Dr. Aiello’s bold transition from traditional academia to founding the Quantum Biology Institute • How interdisciplinary thinking drives breakthrough discoveries • Why quantum biology faces stigma and how to legitimize emerging science fields • Open science meets quantum innovation: changing how research gets doneKey Scientific Insights: • Electron spin physics in biological systems • Quantum effects in enzyme function, protein folding, and cellular signaling • How quantum entanglement and superposition influence living organisms • The difference between quantum biology hype and legitimate scientific applicationsTimestamps: • 0:00 Cold Open: “May the quantum be with you all” • 2:30 Host Welcome & Guest Introduction • 5:00 From quantum engineering to quantum biology • 12:00 The 3,000 tadpole magnetic field experiment explained • 20:00 Your cells as quantum sensors: proteins detecting smartphone-level magnetism • 28:00 Deep Dive: Electromagnetic therapy and “quantum apps” • 38:00 Why Western medicine ignored magnetic field therapy • 45:00 Breaking academic barriers: founding the Quantum Biology Institute • 52:00 Quantum-selected listener question • 58:00 Future of electromagnetic medicine • 1:01:00 Closing thoughts: bridging ancient wisdom and quantum physicsLinks:Clarice: https://www.linkedin.com/in/claricedaiello/A list of magnetic field effects in biology, from 5 different review papers: https://bit.ly/MFEbiologyThe tadpole paper/"compendium"https://bit.ly/tadpolepaperQuantum literacy suggested courses by Clarice https://qubitbyqubit.orgwebsite:https://quantumbiology.org and waiting for the winner to receive a virtual tour!!!Disclaimer:The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the host and guest speaking in their personal capacities and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of their respective employers, organizations, committees, or companies.Medical Disclaimer:This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing in this episode should be taken as a recommendation to alter medication or treatment plans. Always seek the advice of your physician or qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.