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Research societies and institutions
- BES - BioElectrochemical Society
- Coghill Research Laboratories - This large website is a useful source of bioelectromagnetics information and has a 10,000 plus database of scientific references in the field of bioelectromagnetics. Opersated by a BEMS member.
- COMAR - IEEE Committee on Man and Radiation
- COST 281 - Potential Health Implications from Mobile Communication Systems
- EBEA - European Bioelectromagnetics Association
- FEMU - Research Center for Bioelectromagnetic Interaction - Aachen, Germany.
- FGF - The Research Association for Radio Applications (Germany)
- ICEMS - International Commission for Electromagnetic Safety - ICEMS is a non-profit organization that promotes research to protect public health from electromagnetic fields and develops the scientific basis and strategies for assessment, prevention, management and communication of risk, based on the precautionary pr
- ICES - IEEE International Committee on Electromagnetic Safety -safety standards committee
- ICNIRP - International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection
- MTHR - Mobile Telecommunications and Health Research Programme
- NCRP - National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements
- NRPB - National Radiological Protection Board (UK)
- SPRBM - Society for Physical Regulation in Biology and Medicine
- Swiss Research Foundation on Mobile Communication - Annual Calls for Proposals (in German)
- URSI - Union of Radio Science International
- WHO EMF Project - International coordination for standard setting
Databases
- EMF-Link - Information clearinghouse, Abstract database on biological effects of electromagnetic fields.
- Knowledge-based literature database at FEMU - 6000+ publications collected at the university of Aachen. Search by biological endpoints, journals, authors and more. In German or English.
- MedLine Entrez - Literature searches
Publications
- BEMS newsletter - Bioelectromagnetics society newsletter (6 issues/year)
- Bioelectromagnetics - Peer reviewed journal, offical organ of the Bioelectromagnetics Society
- Electromagnetic Forum - Quartely published by EMFacts Information Service (Australia)
- EMF Health Report - Bimonthly publication on EMF and health.
- Microwave News - Semi-monthly magazine on health issues associated with wireless communications and power frequency fields.
Corporations
- APPA - American Public Power Association
- EEI - Edison Electric Institute - Business association for electric companies
- EPRI - Electric Power Research Institute
- FMS - Field management services - Magnetic field mitigation and shielding
- MCL - EMF/RF advice, consultancy, advocacy, dosimetry and measurement. Piublic and occupational exposure assessment, dielctric measurements, phantoms and tissue-equivalent materials. UK based, operating internationally
Government agencies
Research groups and personal pages
Health issues and opinion pages
- Electric Words - Information and opinions on the impact of wireless communications. (Stewart Fist)
- EMR Alliance - "We believe that electromagnetic radiation (EMR) is hazardous to life and consitutes a significant threat to the public's health."
- FAQ on Health & EMF - "Questions and answers on the connection between power lines, electrical occupations and cancer." (John Moulder)
- FEB - The Swedish Association for the ElectroSensitive
- Powerwatch - Information and opinion on EMF issues. Based in the United Kingdom.
- WaveGuide - "While my personal feelings are that policy-makers are dropping the ball on this issue, my goal is to link to sites that represent as many perspectives on this issue as I can find." (Robert Bedard)
Therapeutic uses
Other starting points
- EMF-EMR directory - Link directory sponsored by Microwave News
- Links to BEMS - Google search for sites that link to www.bioelectromagnetics.org
- Open directory - Electromagnetic field entry in Google directory
- Related to BEMS - Google search for sites that are similar to www.bioelectromagnetics.org
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