Following the phantom-DNA effect findings of Peter Gariaiev we will try to detect similar effects with other organic and inorganic chemicals. This would mean to further refine the molecular MR spectroscopy methods by utilising biophysical principles of quantum-holography. We will investigate the interaction of informationally altered energy fields with organic and inorganic chemicals and processes.

The existence of these phantom chemicals as electromagnetic information patterns and their possible catalytic effects could help to detect the quantum-chemical effects of physical information in nature’s functioning. By transferring these findings into technology will open up the possibility to develop quantum-holographic control methods and their application in atomic or nanoscale matter and molecular structuring.