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Sultan Tarlacı

4 papers in the library · 62 citations · publishing 2010-2016

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Quantum neurophysics: From non-living matter to quantum neurobiology and psychopathology.

International Journal of Psychophysiology May 1, 2016 Sultan Tarlacı, Massimo Pregnolato

The concepts of quantum brain, quantum mind and quantum consciousness have been increasingly gaining currency in recent years, both in scientific papers and in the popular press. In fact, the concept of the quantum brain is a general framework. Included in it are basically four main sub-headings. These are often incorrectly used interchangeably. The first of these and the one which started the...

DOI: 10.1016/j.ijpsycho.2015.02.016 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Consciousness Measurement problem Psychopathology Quantum biology +2

The Equation We’re Looking For Must Be Very Simple!

NeuroQuantology August 22, 2011 Sultan Tarlacı 2 citations

Until today, we still do not know what glue binds together neural activity to sub-cellular molecular mechanisms, or the phenomenon which we call mind to our organic brain. In physics however, we mere or less know what the gluons are that bind matter together. What kind of an equation could this quantum physical/mechanical equation be, which would join mind/consciousness using the knowledge...

A Historical View of the Relation Between Quantum Mechanics and the Brain: A NeuroQuantologic Perspective

NeuroQuantology March 4, 2010 Sultan Tarlacı 33 citations

Over the past decade, discussions of the roles that quantum mechanics might or might not play in the theory of consciousness/mind have become increasingly sharp. One side of this debate stand conventional neuroscientists who assert that brain science must look to the neuron for understanding, and on the other side are certain physicists, suggesting that the rules of quantum theory might...

Why We Need Quantum Physics for Cognitive Neuroscience

NeuroQuantology March 1, 2010 Sultan Tarlacı 27 citations

For the past 20 years and more, arguments about the role of quantum mechanics in consciousness and mind theory have been mounting. On the one side are traditional neuroscientists who believe that the way to understanding the brain is through looking at the nerve cells. On the other side are various physicists who suggest that the laws of quantum mechanics may have an influence on the dynamics...