FGF-Workshop zur aktuellen Forschung zum Einfluss von hochfrequenten Feldern auf Gehirnprozesse sowie der Rückblick auf 17 Jahre FGF-Forschung und die wissenschaftliche Entwicklung der EMVU-Forschung auf internationaler Ebene

Der letzte Workshop der FGF in Kooperation mit dem Umweltministerium Baden-Württemberg beschäftigt sich mit zwei Themen: der aktuellen Forschung im Bereich hochfrequenter Felder und Gehirnprozesse, sowie einem Rückblick auf 17 Jahre FGF- und internationaler Forschung.

Dr. Udo Weese, Ministry of the Environment of the Federal State of Baden-Württemberg
Welcome address

Andreas Christ
Recent Advances in Numerical Modeling and Dosimetry of Children and Pregnant Women

Rodney Croft
Human Neurophysiology & Performance: Recent Results from the Australian Centre for Radiofrequency Bioeffects Research

Elena Lopez–Martin
The effects of GSM-modulated 900 MHz radiation on cerebral activity using an experimental picrotoxin-model in rats

Chrissanthi Hountala
Experimental Study of the Influence of 900 and 1800 MHz simulated Mobile Phone Signals on EEG: Gender Effects

Hannelore Neuschulz
Influence of Electromagnetic Fields of the Mobile Radion System UMTS on the BEhaviour of Humans in different Demand Situations

Riccardo Russo
Performance measures and cognitive processing in response to acute exposure to RF EMF emitted by mobile phones

Leonore Heiland
Analysis of Bioregulation as Indicator for the Influence of Humans by Electromagnetic Fields

Peter Achermann
Effects of Pulse-modulated RF-EMF on the Human Brain: Critical Field Parameters and Site of Interaction

Ulrich Frick
Neurobiological Findings in Electrohypersensitive People - Results of a Series of Transcranial Stimulations and FMRI Experiments

Martin Wolf
Do UMTS Electromagnetic Fields (EMF) Affect the Blood Circulation of the Human
Brain? A Near-Infrared Imaging Study

Christiane Thielemann
Electromagnetic Exposition of Neuronal Networks in vitro

Frank Gollnick
17 Years of Scientific Work by FGF: EMF Research, Research Analysis, Science Dialogue

Kenneth R. Foster
Fifty Years of RF/Microwave Bioeffects Research -What Have We Learned?

Volkert Hansen
Review of exposure technique and dosimetry from the 1990s up to now

Martin Röösli
Epidemiological Research on Brain Related Outcomes

Michael Kundi
Problems of the design and analysis of animal experiments on chronic effects of EMF

Mats-Olof Mattsson
Risk assessment approach and overview of SCENIHR work on health effects of EMF