Quantum Nets in Biology
Bharath discusses the potential of quantum nets as amplified microscopes in biology, highlighting the possibility of discovering unknown biological phenomena. Lukas mentions a groundbreaking nature paper on fine-tuning an imagenet classifier for cancer detection without a microscope.In this clip
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