Workshop on Open Questions in the Research on the Effects of EMF

Martin Kneisel, State Ministry of Environment, Baden-Württemberg
Welcome note

Andreas Christ (ITIS Foundation, Zürich)
RF-Absorption and Temperature Distribution in Heads of Children

Marin Röösli (Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine, University of Bern)
Studies investigating Effects of RF Electromagnetic Fields on Children

Geza Benke (Monash University, Australia)
Cognitive Function and Mobile Phone Use in Schoolchildren

Carmela Marino (Casaccia Research Center, ENEA, Rome)
Measures for the Exposure of Newborn Animals to WIFI Signals

Clemens Dasenbrock (Fraunhofer Institut Hannover)
In vivo Studies with RF-Exposure at the Fraunhofer Institute in Hannover

Alexander Lerchl (Jacobs University Bremen)
In vivo Studies with RF-Exposure in Bremen

David McCormick (Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago)
Use of Experimental Model Systems to identify possible Health Effects of Exposure to RF Fields

Wolfgang Dekant (University of Würzburg)
Predictivity of Carcinogenicity Studies in Animals for Human Cancer Risks

Rony Seger (The Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel)
Mechanism of short-term ERK Activation by EMF at Mobile Phone Frequencies

Magnus Jaeger (Fraunhofer Institute Potsdam)
Thermal and Non-Thermal Effects of Shortwave Radiation in Singlecell Applications

Markus Antonietti (Max Planck Institute Potsdam)
Microwave Absorption of Emulsions containing Aqueous Micro-and Nanodoplets

Jan Gimsa (University of Rostock)
On the Relation of the subcellular Radio-frequency Field Distribution and Absorption and the dielectric Properties of biological Membranes

Joe Wiart (Orange Labs, France Telecom)
Dosimetry with Children and Pregnant Women - State of Research