Does adding quantum curvature change the Big Bounce?

Loop quantum cosmology replaces the Big Bang singularity with a 'quantum bounce' — a minimum size the universe can't shrink below. Adding a quantum curvature correction term to the standard equations preserves this bounce and its time-symmetric trajectory, but shifts it to a significantly smaller volume. The result suggests the bounce is qualitatively robust to this modification, though its precise scale depends on how quantum geometry is encoded.