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A 15-year-old Belgian teenager has reportedly earned a PhD in quantum physics.
A 15-year-old Belgian teenager has reportedly earned a PhD in quantum physics.
His name is Laurent Simons.
While most teenagers his age are still in school, Laurent has already been studying some of the most complex science in the world.
Quantum physics.
Advanced mathematics.
Artificial intelligence.
And now, biomedicine.
After completing his PhD, he reportedly wants to focus on using AI and medical science to help extend human lifespan.
His goal is not just to understand the universe.
It is to use science to fight aging, disease, and the limits of the human body.
The story went viral because it sounds almost impossible.
A teenager earning a doctorate in quantum physics.
Then moving straight into AI and longevity research.
At 15, most people are thinking about exams.
Laurent Simons is thinking about how to make humans live longer.
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