Can Quantum Physics Provide Elusive Answers for a Biologist?

Thread starter Chip
Start date Sep 25, 2015

Sep 25, 2015

Chip

I am a biologist (with biomedical engineering background) by training, a medical writer by trade, and a learner by enthusiasm. I am currently struggling though quantum physics, and hope to find some answers I find elusive and perhaps provide elusive answers I have been able to figure out.

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