AUSTIN, Texas, July 16 -- The University of Texas at Austin issued the following news release:
Mark Raizen's physics research at The University of Texas at Austin marries theory and experiments, pushing the boundaries of quantum mechanics - the branch of physics that studies how matter and energy behave at the scale of individual atoms and subatomic particles - most notably in the field of medicine.
"There are still things about quantum mechanics that we don't understand," said Raizen, professor of physics and pediatrics. "And once you understand them, who knows what becomes possible?"
Raizen and other researchers at his UT lab are searching for new possibilities in health and medicine linked to quantum mechanics. Work at the lab, which ...