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Quantum sensors are built to pick up signals too faint for conventional instruments. In medicine, that could mean spotting a disease long before the first symptom. That was the focus of the latest #Quantum & #AI Breakfast by the University of Luxembourg and the Luxembourg AI Factory.

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🌿 Prof. Anupam Sengupta: quantum effects may play a role in how plants use sunlight so efficiently. 🤖 Rick Schneider, Helical: in work with Pfizer, AI identified significantly more patients at risk. 🔒 Shekoufeh Gorgi Zadeh: AI still makes mistakes, so regulation keeps science trustworthy.

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Next Breakfast: 22 October, on cybersecurity. Full story: www.uni.lu/fstm-en/news... #uni_lu #QuantumAtUniLu #HealthTech

uni.luWhen Quantum meets Biology: shaping the future of healthcareImagine a world where diseases are detected before symptoms appear, where life-saving medicines are designed in months rather than years, and where doctors can understand the hidden biological signals...