Mitochondrial Polaritons and My March 2026 Prediction
William Brown connects a new mitochondrial quantum-state preprint with his March 2026 Think Beyond proposal, explaining vibro-polaritons, the ATP findings, and the experiments needed next.
Spirals of Memory: Brain Waves, Microtubules, and the Geometry of Recall
Traveling brain waves provide a measurable context for William Brown’s proposed time-symmetric connection between an experience and its later recall.
Water as a Negentropic Converter: A Hypothesis on Biological Organization and the Quantum Electromagnetic Environment
Could water help translate free energy into biological organization? William Brown explores hydration, vibrational strong coupling, and a proposed gold-bowtie enzyme experiment.
Engineering the Vacuum to Strengthen Superconductivity
A terahertz resonator strengthens superconductivity in NbSe₂, bringing vacuum engineering into focus as a way to control material properties. Explore the links to cavity QED, vibrational strong coupling, and water at biological interfaces.
Chapel as Athanor: The Journey Begins
Enter the Phoenix Cabinet’s new Athanor Initiatic Journey: an exploration of Raimondo di Sangro, Sansevero Chapel, and an Azoth thesis of inner transformation through architecture, art, and the Virtues.
Introducing the Agential Coupling Drive
The Agential Coupling Drive research proposal is now freely available on Projects. Explore how stochastic events, persistent material memory, and reciprocal feedback could help investigate agency in hybrid thinking machines.
Water, Light, and Life: Presenting New Research at Aquaphotomics 2026
William Brown will present new water–field research and preliminary spectral findings at the European Aquaphotomics Conference in Ruse, 23–26 September 2026.
Magnetic Fields Switch On Mitochondria
A new study finds that a magnetic field thousands of times weaker than a fridge magnet can boost the energy output of heart mitochondria — and the best explanation on offer is quantum.
Quantum Spin Controls Microtubule Assembly, Study Finds
A new experiment published in Science Advances demonstrates that quantum spin dynamics directly influence microtubule polymerization — the self-assembly process at the heart of every cell in your body. The results represent some of the strongest evidence to date that quantum mechanical processes operate in living biological systems.
Memory Without Neurons: New Evidence of Learning in Single Cells
How Single-Celled Organisms Learn and Remember Without Brains—Rethinking the Quantum Biology of Memory
The Memory Field: Could Quantum Biology Involve Accessing Information Stored in Space Itself?
William Brown recently gave a plenary talk and hosted a workshop at The Science of Consciousness Conference in Barcelona; the following article is an overview of some of the theoretical developments from the latest research that was shared.
Study Finds that Microtubules are Effective Light Harvesters: Implications for Information Processing in Sub-Cellular Systems
Mega-network architecture of coupled chromophore qubits on Microtubule Lattice