EMF Research Studies

MILLIMETER WAVE ABSORPTION SPECTRA OF BIOLOGICAL SAMPLES

O. P. Gandhi et al. · 1978

NAVIGATIONAL COMPASS IN MAGNETOTACTIC BACTERIA

R.P. Blakemore, R.B. Frankel, A.J. Kalmijn · 1978

Mössbauer spectroscopy revealed that freshwater magnetotactic spirilla contain iron-rich particles of about 50 nanometers consisting primarily of magnetite. The authors demonstrate that these particles fall in the single magnetic domain size range and that a chain of such particles functions as a single magnetic dipole moment.

NUMERICAL STUDIES OF ABSORPTION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY BY MAN

Mark Joseph Hagmann · 1978

The study established convergence criteria for moment-method solutions in electromagnetics. New procedures were developed to improve convergence in two-dimensional and three-dimensional problems. Ground, reflector, and multibody effects were treated numerically with human models for the first time.

Bone Growth And Tooth Implantation

Unknown authors · 1978

The field coils produced a pulsed magnetic field weaker than a refrigerator magnet and stayed in place for ten to fourteen days. X-rays taken every other day showed the field side had more rapid bone growth than the natural healing side.

INFORMATION PROFILE - RADIOFREQUENCY AND MICROWAVE RADIATION

Science Information Services Department · 1978

Rats exposed to pulsed radiofrequency or microwave frequencies for up to three hours a day over 0.5 to 6.0 months showed chemical and cellular blood changes, reduced cardiac, hepatic, and neural metabolism, hepatic histologic changes, and severe testicular damage. Mice exposed to 9 GHz for a few minutes a day for 59 weeks developed monocytic leukosis and myeloid leukemia three times as often as controls. Human studies included a Russian report that cardiovascular patients chronically exposed to microwave radiation did not improve after changing jobs, a Finnish study correlating a radar site with increased fatal heart attacks, and a study of 140 radio and television operators with at least 10 years exposure showing elevated alpha-globulin and total serum protein.

INSTRUMENT FÖR NÄRFÄLTSMÄTNINGAR AV RADIOFREKVENTA ELEKTRISKA OCH MAGNETISKA FÄLT

Kjell Hansson Mild, Ronnie Lundström, Bertil Nordström · 1978

MISC GROUPING OF PAGES – CONCLUSIONS, RECOMMENDATIONS, REFERENCES, GRAPHS, ETC – PART 2

Dr. Shore · 1978

EXPOSURE OF CHICKEN EGGS TO AN ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD PRIOR TO INCUBATION

Patricia Y. Hester, B.B. Bohren · 1978

White Leghorn eggs were individually rolled through a magnetic coil for 3 seconds per egg before incubation. Hatchability percentages and chick body weights were measured at 90.5 and 21.5 days of incubation. The study found no effect of the EMF exposures on hatchability, body weight, or hatching time.

REARING OF CHICKEN FROM HATCHING TO THE END OF THE 1ST LAYING-PERIOD IN AN ELECTRIC FIELD (30 KV/M, 50 HZ)

A. Bootz, G. Winke, A. Boyer and J. Brinkmann · 1978

Microwave interrogation of dielectric targets. Part I: By scattering parameters

Lawrence E. Larsen, John H. Jacobi · 1978

Translations on USSR Science and Technology Biomedical and Behavioral Sciences No. 40 Effects of Nonionizing Electromagnetic Radiation

Unknown authors · 1978

An EM Radiation Safety Controller

H. Bassen, J. Sing · 1978

When a hazard is detected, the controller activates alarms and shuts off the high-power source through redundant relays. The system has been tested with multiple high-power generators and a commercial version is in use.

NEAR FIELD IRRADIATION OF PROLATE SPHEROIDAL MODELS OF HUMANS

M. F. Iskander, P. W. Barber, C. H. Durney, H. Massoudi · 1978

RF-energy absorption by biological models: calculations based on geometrical optics

G. I. Rowlandson, P. W. Barber · 1978

TECHNIQUES RADIOMETRIQUES HYPERFREQUENCES POUR APPLICATIONS BIOMEDICALES / MICROWAVE RADIOMETRY FOR BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS

A. MAMOUMI, F. BLOT, Y. LEROY, E. CONSTANT, Y. MOSCHETTO · 1978

NONIONIZING RADIATION: PROGRAM FOR RISK ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT

Electromagnetic Radiation Management Advisory Council · 1978

VALIDITY OF EXTRAPOLATION OF RESULTS OF ANIMAL STUDIES TO MAN

David P. Rall · 1978

Statement of the Problem

Unknown authors · 1978

Exposure Limits and Occupational Disease: the vital role of the health and safety adviser in developing optimum health and safety standards

Gordon R C Atherley · 1978

ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS IN BIOLOGICAL MEDIA PART I: DOSIMETRY-A PRIMER on BIOELECTROMAGNETICS

Stanley M. Neuder, Ph.D. · 1978

EFFECTS OF MICROWAVES ON FEATHER RELEASE IN CHICKENS

Stephen A. Kula, B.F. Miller, H.L. Enos · 1978

A total of 193 birds were processed by microwave. In the first trial, feather tracts were divided into two groups that responded similarly to microwave feather release: the torso and the extremities. Good feather release depended on bird weight, power, time, and whether the area was torso or extremities. Microwave feather release used an estimated 132 BTU per bird versus 200 BTU for hot water scalding, a potential energy savings of 34%.

Bone Healing Under Alternating Electromagnetic Fields? A Right-Left Trial on Infected Non-unions

K. M. Stürmer, H. Kehr, K. P. Schmit-Neuerburg, K. Seidel · 1978

Head resonance--Numerical solutions and experimental results

Hagmann J, Gandhi OP, D'Andrea JA, Chatterjee I · 1978

Researchers previously reported numerical solutions for a realistic model of man showing resonance of the intact human head at about 350 MHz. At head resonance, the absorption cross section for the head region is 3.0 times the physical cross section. Head resonance for the laboratory rat occurs near 2450 MHz.

Energy Deposition in Simulated Human Operators of 800-MHz Portable Transmitters

QUIRINO BALZANO, OSCAR GARAY, FRANCIS R. STEEL · 1978

REGULATIONS for the ADMINISTRATION and ENFORCEMENT of The RADIATION CONTROL for HEALTH and SAFETY ACT of 1968

Unknown authors · 1978