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Photonics experiments

Photonics experiments

Using state-of-the-art photonics experiments, they were able to reveal the quantum motion that takes place within fractals in unprecedented detail. They achieved this by injecting photons (particles of light) into an artificial chip that was painstakingly engineered into a tiny Sierpiński triangle. Injected photons at the tip of the triangle spread throughout its fractal structure in a process called quantum transport. They repeated this on two different fractal structures, both shaped as squares rather than triangles.

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Fractals in daily life

Fractals in daily life

This might sound impossible to visualise, but fractals actually occur frequently in nature . The florets of a

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Quantum consciousness

Quantum consciousness

Our observations from these experiments reveal that quantum fractals actually behave in a different way to classical ones. Specifically, we found that the spread of light across a fractal is governed by different laws in the quantum case compared to the classical case.

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Ideas and hypothesis

Ideas and hypothesis

Penrose and Hameroff were met with incredulity. Quantum mechanical laws are usually only found to apply at very low temperatures . Quantum computers, for example, currently operate at around

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Brains and fractals

Brains and fractals

Our brains are composed of cells called neurons, and their combined activity is believed to generate consciousness. Each neuron contains microtubules, which transport substances to different parts of the cel...

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Fractals and human consciousness

Fractals and human consciousness

It’s easy to see why fractals have been used to explain the complexity of human consciousness. Because they’re infinitely intricate, allowing complexity to emerge from simple repeated patterns, they could be the structures that support the mysterious depths of our minds.

But if this is the ...

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Conclusion

This work could also have profound implications across scientific fields. By investigating quantum transport in our artificially designed fractal structures, we may have taken the first tiny steps towards the unification of physics, mathematics a...

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Experimental trial and errors.

Advanced technology means we can now measure quantum fractals in the lab. In recent research involving a scanning tunneling microscope, electrons are carefully a...

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Scientists think consciousness is generated by quantum physics.

Scientists think consciousness is generated by quantum physics.

One of the most important open questions in science is how our consciousness is established. In the 1990s, long before winning the 2020 Nobel Prize in Physics for his prediction of black holes, physicist Roger Penrose tea...

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