Physics ↔ Information ↔ Biology
August 2014. Core insights from quantum physics have been fertilising other disciplines in recent times. Systems biology, neuroscience, and bioinformatics are two prominent examples. Alain Aspect, Professor of Physics at Institut d’Optique at Palaiseau (FR) and Balzan Prize Laureate explains one of the core concepts of quantum optics, warns of pitfalls in experimental translation, and describes felicity conditions of pluridisciplinary dialogue. Inside Laboratoire Charles FabryReading time: 14 min
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