So, I have created a nifty molecular docking engine that can stand shoulder-to-shoulder with big-pharma platforms that cost $100K per year per license. Ok, I admit I don’t have the pedigree of a 20-year vendor track record, and I’m not a biologist, but I am  very good at building complex systems and making them actually run in the real world. For the past 30 years, I’ve shipped and operated mission-critical software for video, networking, and now quantum-enhanced simulation.

Let's Dock! It’s been a long, astonishing road since November 2024.That’s when I decided — half out of curiosity, half out of stubbornness — to see if I could connect a quantum random number generator  on my desk to a cloud-based drug discovery engine  that could actually help find new medicines. I didn’t have a corporate lab, a research team, or venture funding. I still don't although I am looking for some to expand and scale up this cool engine I have created. Back then, ju

I am a solo researcher working from my back office, digging into the world of quantum. I work with a handful of QRNG hardware. A year of work with these devices from several hardware developers, has thought me a lot. I know how they behave their streangth and weaknesses, and how to control them using Python. But Randomness from QRNG is not same as Randomness from a Annealing Box like D-Wave quantum system or an Ion Trap system such as ionQ. So let me explain. I am here to sh

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What if cancer drug discovery wasn’t limited to billion-dollar pharma labs? From my back office in Oklahoma, I’ve built QuantumCURE  — a molecular docking and retrosynthesis platform that uses AI, open pipelines, and quantum entropy  to explore chemical spaces classical systems often miss. In this video, I explain: Why quantum randomness  changes the search space in simulations How docking with AutoDock Vina  and free protein prep tools (PDBFixer, PDB2PQR) works The role of A

High Performance Molecular Docking System - Citizen Scientist system And yes — I am actively searching for a viable cancer drug lead, with a better chance than most traditional approaches, because my system explores chemical spaces that classical methods often overlook. It’s been almost a year in the making. So far, oh, about 3,340 hours since November 2024. My journey started before that, learning and researching, and that goes back to the COVID-19 era. Built not by a pharm

Version 5 QuantumCURE Pro, Citizen Scientist Desktop and mobile versions --- Breaking Into New Chemical Space I'm excited to announce QuantumCURE v5, the latest and most advanced release of our quantum-powered drug discovery platform. For the first time, QuantumCURE now integrates Bemis–Murcko scaffolding — a powerful computational chemistry technique developed by Guy Bemis and Mark Murcko . This method reduces each compound to its core structural framework, stripping away si

I can answer this because I use all of the above in my project. I use various Quantum Random Number Generator (QRNG) devices to seed my applications with quantum entropy — and they work remarkably well. But randomness, much like a high-performance sports car, comes with different qualities. For example, I use various hardware; my favorite is the https://cryptalabs.com/  USB QRNG hardware. It is a great workhorse. But, allow me to explain a fact: The randomness you get from a

The last time I watched the movie Contact , I was struck by how the extraterrestrials used encoded signals as a way of reaching us. It made for great science fiction. But what if such a thing were truly possible? What if there were a real way to communicate with another intelligent species? If they share the same universe with us, then we already have something in common: quantum fluctuations, entanglement, and the collapse of wave functions.  Even the so-called “void” of int

I’ll admit—I’m a bit disappointed in humanity. For years I’ve been working on a project that pushes into new science, a path I’m deeply passionate about. But it’s not the kind of path most people want to walk. It’s rough, difficult, counterintuitive, and often dismissed as “too sci-fi.” They just don't get it. Investors don’t understand it. Some friends ridicule it. Even seasoned computer people shrug it off. Others laugh because it doesn’t fit inside the comfort zone of high

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choose Compound Count After months of tense work, countless late nights interacting with my “farm” of computers, and real quantum hardware (USB and PCIe QRNG devices), I’ve built something rare: a fully functional, quantum-assisted drug discovery infrastructure . We’re talking: AutoDock Vina containers Automated protein preparation orchestration GCS (Google Cloud Storage) workflows Cloud-run ready pipelines This isn’t a “simulation of a simulation.” This is production-grade c

Quantum Entropy in Drug Discovery: A New Era of Symbolic Insight By Mansour Ansari, Founder of QuantumLaso I Built a Quantum-Powered...

I have in my lab a small but profound piece of hardware — a USB quantum random number generator (QRNG) made by Pycalabs, connected to...

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