I think that IT operates on DNA level where quantum computer Tales place

This is an excellent question.

An RG question directly related to this question is

https://www.researchgate.net/post/Room_temperature_superconductivity_was_finally_achieved

A foundational paper on superconductivity directly related to the brain is

Lecture Note on Superconductivity, Solid State Physics 

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/278020674_Lecture_Note_on_Superconductivity_Solid_State_Physics

More to the point in terms of a context for the study of superconductivity in the brain, see

Superconductivity and the environment: A Roadmap

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/258289351_Superconductivity_and_the_environment_A_Roadmap

Article Lecture Note on Superconductivity, Solid State Physics

Article Superconductivity and the environment: A Roadmap

Dear James

Thanks for a great news and great references

As you probably know prof W.A. little from USA had proposed this in early sixties.

I had a correspondence on that with prof Josephson and tried to interest dr Cric but they bouth say that its very unlikely.

For their argument about thernmal noise i had responded that biological systems has limited dimensionality like DNA strands or lipid bilayes found in cell walls. In this situation thermal noise effect is attenuated as i had suggested in 1977 in my paper in Physics letters on enzyme efficacy mechanisms.

Jerzy

PS. Thanks again

Dear Jerzy,

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Jim