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Research papers by h.e.s.e. contributing scientists, on non-ionising electromagnetic radiation
Most of the following papers are in German. Their translated titles are provided here for convenience.
Alfonso Balmori PhD
Prof. Dr Klaus Buchner
M. Davoudi, C. Brössner, W. Kuber
Dr Imre Fejes
Dr Pan kaj K. Gadhia
Prof. Dr Yuri Grigoriev
Prof. em. Prof. Dr med. Karl Hecht
Dr Hermann Heinrich
Dr Mae-Wan Ho
Dr Gerard Hyland
Assoc. Prof. Olle Johansson
Hajime Kimata MD, PhD
Dr Sianette Kwee
Andrew A Marino
Eli Richter MD, MPH
Prof. Leif G. Salford
Prof. Dr Roger Santini
Prof. Dr Peter Semm
Prof. V. N. Shabalin, Prof. S. N. Shatokhina
Dr rer. nat. Stefan Spaarmann
Szmigielski Stanislaw MD, PhD
Prof. Dr Uner Tan
Dr rer. nat. Ulrich Warnke
Prof. Dr med. Hans-Jürgen Wilhelm
In the news about: electromagnetic fields
- EMF and Health: A Global Issue. Radiation Research Trust Conference
8 & 9 Sept 2008, London. Speakers include prominent international scientists. Click for details and registration. - Does maternal use of mobile phones affect children perinatally? A new study correlates phone use and behavioural problems.
- Kompetenz Initiative calls on beekeepers to examine the importance of EM fields in bee loss.
- What is the true current picture of risks to the brain from mobile phones?
- Effects on common frog tadpoles exposed to mobile antennas, and in a Faraday cage (current research)
- BioInitiative Report: A Rationale for a Biologically- based Public Exposure Standard for Electromagnetic Fields (ELF and RF)
- Corporate science corrupts enquiry and truth, and the media are at times captive. Read Cultural Dwarfs.
- Effects on animals: mobile antenna makes calves blind
- Professor Franz Adlkofer, Verum Foundation: ‘there is no doubt: UMTS is much more dangerous than GSM’
- German government warns against WLAN use.
- Powerline evidence finally elicits a precautionary response from WHO.
- European public opinion reveals widespread concerns over mobile phones, masts and health.
- Is WiFi (wireless networking) in schools a healthy option?
- In 2000 T-Mobil commissioned ECOLOG to investigate mobile telephony and health. What happened to the report? We translated it; you can – you should – read it.
- Honey bees: they pollinate our food crops. After a 20 year decline, it isn’t just mites, but there are pointers to EM Fields. In some places it is reaching crisis point
- Deputy Head of the Department of Health and Environment of the German Medical Association says radioactive and non-ionising radiation cause damage that is difficult to differentiate.
- Mobiles: Could these be the cigarettes of the 21st century? And the cost of always ‘more research is needed’.
- A curious case of dead birds raining down, at the same time, on opposite sides of the world.
- Is public domain WiMax a good idea? German doctors say ‘No!’
- Across the world: masts, money and medics. From Beer Sheva to Sutton Coldfield, the story is nearly the same. What does your doctor recognise?
- Danish mobile phone and cancer ‘all-clear’ study challenged by international scientists and medics.
- A light alternative to microwaves in buildings?
- Are mobile phones costing the Earth?
- Where is universal digital connectivity taking us?
- Proof that EHS is in the mind? Or that interpretation reflects your academic specialism?
- Scientific Committee on Emerging and Newly Identified Health Risks seeks opinions; will yours count?