Quantum Biology Series reaches its second season

After the success of its first season, the Quantum Biology series gains a new batch of episodes — now focusing on medicine. Starting from May 7, five meetings will address various topics, such as the new perspectives of quantum sciences in oncology and their influences on the future of neuroscience.

With three guests per episode, the series is hosted by Marcelo Sousa, CEO of Bright Photomedicine and researcher at IDOR, and features doctoral students Pedro Alvarez (Universities of Oldenburg and Oxford) and Matheus Araña (Harvard Medical School and Polytechnic Institute of Paris).

Aimed at undergraduates, postgraduates, and researchers, the webinars are great opportunities for interaction with renowned scientists and professors in their fields, paving the way for collaborations and projects in various areas, including physics, biology, bioengineering, biotechnology, medicine, and environmental sciences.

The Quantum Biology series is a project of IDOR-Pioneer Science.

Participation Certificate

Participants who follow the series live for at least four episodes will be entitled to receive a certificate. The document may count for credits in the academic curriculum, and it is the participant’s responsibility to verify the credit registration process with their institution.

Registrations

The event is free and will be broadcast via the Zoom platform. To participate, registration is required through this link. Access information for all episodes will be sent to the email registered during registration.

Check out the complete schedule

May 7
Quantum technologies in medicine
with Eveliny Nery (University of Helsinki), Leonardo Tanaka (InCor/HCFMUSP), and Lucas Delgado (Emerge Brazil)

May 14
Quantum phenomena in the senses
with Fabio Pinna (USP), Marcelo Paleólogo (UFRJ), and Roberto Lent (UFRJ/IDOR)

May 21
Quantum physics in oncology: new perspectives
with Débora Meira (UFES), Josilene Santos (UFRJ), and Vanderlei Bagnato (USP)

May 28
Light in medicine: therapies and diagnostics
with Elisabeth Yoshimura (USP), João Consorte (IPG Health Brazil), and Maurício Baptista (USP)

June 4
Quantum biology in the future of neuroscience
with André Brunoni (USP), Everton Maraldi (PUC-SP/IDOR), and Stevens Rehen (UFRJ/IDOR)

All episodes start at 10 AM and last up to 1 hour and 30 minutes.