Roadmap

Research, community and industry.

The Quantum Biology Ecosystem roadmap runs on three tracks — the Institute's experiments, the DAO's community science, and the Incubator's path to commercialization — each feeding the others on the way to a self-sustaining quantum biology industry.

Version 1.0 · Latest update: 13 October 2024

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Research

Quantum Biology Institute

  1. Early 2024 ✓ done

    Setup

    Create hypomagnetic condition

  2. Late 2024 ✓ done

    Experiment #1

    Are weak magnetic field effects real in biology?

    Build TIRF optical microscope

  3. Early 2026

    Experiment #2

    Which proteins are sensitive to weak magnetic fields?

    Add ODMR

  4. Early 2027

    Experiment #3

    Is the magneto­sensitivity of proteins quantum?

  5. Late 2027 – Early 2028

    Experiment #4

    Can quantum magnetosensitivity survive in cells?

    Artificial conditions Natural conditions

  6. 2029

    Experiment #5

    Can quantum magnetosensitivity be usefully harnessed?

  7. New hypotheses examined

Community

Quantum Biology DAO

  1. Late 2024 ✓ done

    Setup

    Launch governance token

  2. Late 2025

    Experiment #1.5

    Test immediate public implications

    Check 5G

  3. Mid 2026 – Late 2026

    Experiment #2.5

    Test alternative hypotheses

    Magnetite chunks? Conduction channels?

  4. Mid 2027

    Experiment #3.5

    Explore competing paradigms

    Bioelectricity?

  5. Early 2029

    Experiment #4.5

    Resolve scientific controversies

    Look in microtubules Build ESR STM microscope

  6. New DAOs seeded

Industry

Quantum Biology Incubator

  1. Mid 2025

    Setup

  2. Late 2025

    Task A

    Systematically screen biocompounds for in vitro magnetosensitivity

  3. Mid 2026

    Task B

    Commercialize byproducts of experimentation

    Screening services Company #1

  4. Late 2027

    Task C

    Re-screen functional biocompounds for in vivo magnetofluorescence

    Microscope services Next gen TIRF quantum microscope

  5. Late 2028

    Task D

    Harness weak magnetic field effects for commercial purposes

    Incubation services Company #2

  6. New companies incubated

How the tracks connect

Three tracks, one field.

The tracks are deliberately interlocked. The DAO's community experiments (#1.5–#4.5) run between and feed into the Institute's flagship experiments (#1–#5), testing public implications and alternative hypotheses so the core research stays focused. The Incubator's tasks pick up what the science produces: Task A feeds screening into Experiment #2, Task C's re-screening supports Experiment #4, and Task D commercializes what Experiment #5 demonstrates — with instruments like the TIRF optical microscope, ODMR, and the ESR STM microscope built along the way.

Each track ends by seeding the next generation: new hypotheses examined, new DAOs seeded, new companies incubated.

The original graphic

The full roadmap, as published.

Scroll sideways to follow all three tracks from setup to 2029.

The Quantum Biology Ecosystem roadmap graphic: three parallel timelines for the Institute, DAO, and Incubator, from setup in 2024 through experiments and tasks to 2029.