32nd Annual Meeting of the

Bioelectromagnetics Society 2010

(BEMS 2010)

Abstract Collection

Seoul, Korea

13-18 June 2010

ISBN: 978-1-61738-689-3

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PLENARY SESSIONS

PLENARY 1: CLINICAL APPLICATIONS

ELECTROCHEMOTHERAPY 1

Lluis Mir

NEW APPLICATIONS OF NON-THERMAL IRREVERSIBLE ELECTROPORATION OF TISSUES 2

Boris Rubbishy

NANOSECOND PULSED ELECTRIC FIELD THERAPY THAT CAUSES SKIN TUMORS TO SELF-

DESTRUCT WITH A SINGLE TREATMENT 4

Richard Nuccitelli, Kevin Trun, Brian Athos, Mark Kreis, Saleh Sheikh, PamelaNuccitelli

PLENARY 2: OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURES

RESEARCH TOPICS RELATED TO OCCUPATIONAL RF EMF EXPOSURE 6

Vilas Anderson

STANDARDS FOR OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY 8

DavidBlack

EUROPEAN EMF DIRECTIVE POSTPONED DUE TO OPEN QUESTIONS CONCERNING ASSESSMENT

OF OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS 10

Maila Hieianen

PLENARY ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION: THERMAL. NON-THERMAL OR ENERGY TRANSFER EFFECTS

THERMAL VS. NON-THERMAL BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS 12

Frank Barnes

THERMAL VS. NON-THERMAL BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS 14

Marvin Ziskin

MICROSCOPIC, MACROSCOPIC AND WHOLE-BODY THERMAL STIMULI 16

Niels Kusier

PLENARY 3: SAFETY OF FUTURE TECHNOLOGIES

ULTRA HIGH FIELD MRI TOWARD MOLECULAR IMAGING & DEVELOPMENT OF A PET-MRI

FUSION SYSTEM 17

Zang-Hee Cho

DESIGN OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD (EMF) FOR A NOVEL ON-LINE ELECTRIC VEHICLE (OLEV) 19

Settngyoung Ahn, Heejae Lee, Junggun Byun, Deogsoo Kang, Taigon Song, Yangbae Chun, Jae-Ha Yim, Dong-Ho Cho, JounghaKim

SAFETY OF FUTURE TECHNOLOGIES: A GLOBAL APPROACH BASED ON SCIENCE 21

Bernard Veyret

PLENARY 4: HOT TOPIC: INTERPHONE & AFTER-INTERPHONE

HOT TOPIC: INTERPHONE & AFTER INTERPHONE 23

Bruce Armstrong, Jam Olsen, Joachim Sahiiz

D'ARSONVAL LECTURE

STUDIES ON MAGNETISM AND BIOELECTROMAGNETICS FOR 45 YEARS: FROM MAGNETIC

ANALOG MEMORY TO HUMAN BRAIN STIMULATION AND IMAGING 24

Shoogo Ueno

TOPICS IN FOCUS

TOPIC IN FOCUS 1: RF-EMF EFFECT ON BRAIN ACTIVITY

RF EMF AND BRAIN PHYSIOLOGY: INCREASING EVIDENCE OF EFFECTS ON THE WAKING AND

SLEEP EEG

Sarah Loughran, Peter Achermann

27

RF EMF AND BRAIN PHYSIOLOGY: ARE THERE PROBLEMS WITH THE REPORTS OF EEG

BIOEFFECTS? 29

Rodney Croft

TOPIC IN FOCUS 2: EMF EFFECT ON DNA

DNA-DIRECTED EFFECTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD EXPOSURE 31

Fraitke Fucke, David Schwmann, Nii'l.s Kuster, Prima Schar

EFFECTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS EXPOSURE ON DNA: NEGATIVE STUDIES 34Maria Scarf!

TUTORIALS

TUTORIAL 1: BIOEFFECTS OF IF-EMF

EXPERIMENTAL EXPERIENCES OF 20KHZ EMF IN ANIMAL MODEL 35

Hae-Jime Lee, Ymm-Myming Gimm, Hyung-Do Choi, Nam Kim, Sung-Hv Kim, Yun-Sil Lee

INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY MAGNETIC FIELDS DID NOT HAVE GENOTOXIC AND PROMOTION

POTENTIALS IN VITRO, NOR REPRODUCTIVE AND DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICITY IN VIVO 37

Satoshi Nakasono, humi Nishimura, Masateru Ikehata, Kcnichi Yamazaki, Tadaslti Negislti

TUTORIAL 2: THERMAL THRESHOLDS

HUMAN EXPOSURE TO RADIOFREQUENCY ENERGY: THE NEED TO ENHANCE THE THERMAL

RATIONALE 39

Joseph Morrissey, Kenneth Foster

THERMAL ASPECTS OF RADIO FREQUENCY EXPOSURE 43

Bernard Veyret

IEEE C95.1 RADIO FREQUENCY SAFETY STANDARD: TEMPERATURE ISSUE 45

Chung-Kwang Chou

TUTORIAL 3: WRITING A MANUSCRIPT

WRITING MANUSCRIPTS FOR PUBLICATION IN SCIENTIFIC JOURNALS 48James Lin

TUTORIAL 4: MF-INDUCED ANALGESIA

EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY MAGNETIC FIELDS - INDUCED ANALGESIA 50

Frank Prato, Alex Thomas

PLATFORM PRESENTATIONS

SESSION 1: DOSIMETRY

POWER CONTROL OF MULTI-BAND, MULTI-SYSTEM MOBILE PHONES IN REAL NETWORKS 52Marie-Christine Gosselin, Sven Kuehn, Niels Kuster

A MULTIPLE FREQUENCY EXPOSURE SYSTEM FOR BIO-EFFECT TEST OF RADIATED EM FIELDS

FROM VARIOUS COMMUNICATION BASE-STATIONS 54

Jianqing Wang, Kanaka Wake, Taknji Arima, Hiroki Kawai, Soichi Walanabe, Osatmt Fujiwara

GENERAL PUBLIC EXPOSURE DUE TO ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS OF NEW WIRELESS

TECHNOLOGIES IN DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS 56

Wout Joseph, Leen Verloock, Giinter Vermeeren, Luc Martens

MAGNETIC FIELD SHIELDING IN THE ON-LINE ELECTRIC VEHICLE SYSTEM 58

Yoon-Myoung Gimm, Youngjun Jit, Dongyeol Lee, Yuri Lee, Yanghae Chun, Dong-Ho Clio

WHOLE-BODY AVERAGED SAR ESTIMATION FOR POSTURED JAPANESE HUMAN MODELS USING

CYLINDRICAL-EXTERNAL FIELD SCANNING MEASUREMENT FOR UHF PLANE-WAVE EXPOSURE -

NUMERICAL ANALYSES FOR MEASUREMENT VALIDATION- 60

Yoshifumi Kawamura, Takashi Hikage, Toshio Nojima, Tomoaki Nagaoku, Soichi Watanabe

SESSION 2: ANIMAL STUDIES

BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CHRONIC EXPOSURE TO HIGH POWER MICROWAVES IN RATS 62

Reni De Seze, Laura CapUer, lsmahane GuUniot, MohamadAmmari, Carole Hernandez, Emilie Boturel, Christelle Gamez, Franck

Robidel, Olivier Dupont, Anthony Lecomte, Jean-Jacques Fontaine, Caroline Fonta

THE EFFECTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC PULSE ON MURINE THYMOCYTES AND SPLENOCYTES 65

Jun-Ye Liu, Gui-Rong Ding, Dongqing Ren, Jing Li, Xiao-Wu Wang, Fake Zhang, Yu-Rong Li, Guo-Zhen Quo

EFFECT OF LONG-TERM MICROWAVE RADIATION ON RAT SPLENIC LYMPHOCYTE 67

Li Du, Qiong Ma, Yufang Cui, Xtujie Pan, Rung Sun, Bo Dong, Zhentao Su, Hongmei Zhou, JianpingMao

THE CONTINUOUS EXPOSURE OF 60 HZ 5 MICROTESLA MAGNETIC FIELDS MAY AFFECT SPERM

MOTILITY IN MOUSE 691 lee-Sung Kirn, Hye-Jin Jang, Sang-Kon Lee, Kyeong-CheonJung, Moon-Koo Chung. Sung-Ho Myung, Nam Kim, Youn-MyoungGimm, Yoon-Won Kim

EFFECT OF IN-VIVO WI-FI EXPOSURE: FOCUS ON BRAIN AND BLOOD SAMPLES OF YOUNG RATS 72

Isabeile Lugroye, Florence Poulletier De Gannes, Himnanuelle Haro, Annabelle Hurtier, Murielle Taxiie, Saliha A'it-Aissa,Sehastien Duleu, Gilles Ruffe, Michel Geffard, BernardBillaudel, Bernard Veyret

SESSION 3: INSTRUMENTATION

VERIFICATION OF THE FAST RAY TRACING COMPUTATIONAL TECHNIQUE BY COMPARISON TOMEASUREMENTS FOR VARIOUS REAL WORLD BASE STATION SITE SCENARIOS 74

FrancoisDu Plessis, MaxBirch, Marnus Van Wyk, Frans Meyer

EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS ON THE THERMAL CONVECTION OF AQUEOUS HUMOR IN ANTERIOR

CHAMBER DRIVEN BY THE MILLIMETER-WAVE EXPOSURE AT 77GHZ 76

Yukihisa Suzuki, Masami Kojima, Taiji Sakai, Yoko Yamashiro, Takayuki Taguchi, Azusa Koike, Soiehi Watanabe, Masao Taki,

Kazuyuki Sasaki, Fliroshi Sasaki

EFFECTS OF HETEROGENEOUS TISSUE DISTRIBUTION IN A HUMAN HEAD ON THE EXPOSURE TO

MOBILE PHONES: INFLUENCE ON EPIDEMIOLOGIC STUDIES 78

Marie-Christine Gosselin, Pedro Crespo Valero, Emilio Chembini, Sven Kuehn, Niels Kusler

PERSONAL RF EXPOSIMETRY: MEASUREMENT METHOD AND FIRST RESULTS FOR UNIVERSITY

STUDENTS,

80

Vikrdria Finta, Peter Juhasz, Edit Sdrkozi, Mdnika Szalnoki, Ferenc Molnar, Adam Kiss, Gybrgy ThuroczyELF EXPOSURE SYSTEM FOR LIVE CELL IMAGING 82

Myles Capslick, Primo Schar, Beat Ludin, Albert Romann, Niels Kusler

SESSION 4: ANIMAL STUDIES

PRC SIGNALING IS ESSENTIAL FOR EMP-INDUCED BLOOD-BRAIN BARRIER BREAKDOWN IN VIVO 84

Gui-Rong Ding, Lian-Bo Qiu, Kang-Clm Li, Xiao-Wu Wang, YanZhou, Jun-Ye Liu, Yu-Hong Qi, Yu-Rong Li, Guo-Zhen Guo

EFFECTS OF CHRONIC MICROWAVE IRRADIATION ON RAT PERIPHERAL T AND B LYMPHOCYTES 86

Qiong Ma, Li Du, Yufang Cui, Rang Sun, Xiujie Pan, Bong Do, Zhentao Su. Hongmei Zhou, Jianping Mao

EFFECTS ON THE IMMUNE SYSTEM OF PRE-NATAL EXPOSURE TO WIFI SIGNALS 88

Manolo Sambucci, Federica Laudisi, Francesco Nasta, Rosanna Pinto, Rossella Lodato, Giorgio Lovisola, Carmela Marino,Claudio Pioli

MECHANISM OF OCULAR TEMPERATURE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 18 AND 40 GHZ EXPOSURE 90Masami Kojima, Sakai Taiji, Yoko Yamashiro, Yukihisa Suzuki, Soichi Watanabe, Masao Taki, Kazuyuki Sasaki, Hiroshi Sasaki

EFFECTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC PULSES IRRADIATION ON GERM CELLS OF RAT 92

Li-Hua Zeng, Chang-Xu Zou, Xia Miao, Hal-Yang Lang. Ming-Juan Yang, Yan-Jun Zhang, Juan Guo, Xiao-Wit Wang, Guo-Zhen

Guo

SESSION S: DOSIMETRY

NON-TOXIC PHANTOMS FOR SAR MEASUREMENTS (30 MHZ TO 6 GHZ) 94

Benjamin Loader, Andrew Gregor}', Daniel Bownds, YvonneJohnson

INVESTIGATION OF BODY-WORN SAR CONFORMITY ASSESSMENT OF MOBILE PHONES USING

HEAD TISSUE EQUIVALENT LIQUID 96

Vikass Monebhurrun

INFLUENCE OF THE BODY ON EXPOSIMETER READING 98

Gilmer Vermeeren, Woul Joseph, Luc Martens

EFFECT OF AVERAGING VOLUME ON INDUCED ELECTRIC FIELD IN HUMANS FOR ELECTRIC AND

MAGNETIC FIELD EXPOSURES 100

Akimasa Hirala, Yukinori Takano, Osamu Fujiwara

CONSIDERATIONS ON THE EXPOSURE OF CELL PREPARATIONS IN PETRI DISHES AND TEST

TUBES 102

Quirino Balzano, Asher Sheppard

SAR INDUCED BY RESONANT ANTENNAS AT DISTANCES OF 40 AND 200 MM FROM AN ELLIPTICAL

PHANTOM 104

MuhammadMazady, Gemot Schmid, Richard Oberbacher, Giorgi Blt-Babik, MohammadAli

SESSION 6: EPIDEMIOLOGY

IMPACT OF SELECTION BIAS AND EXPOSURE MISCLASSIFICATION IN CASE-CONTROL STUDIES

ON MOBILE PHONE USE AND BRAIN TUMORS IN ADOLESCENTS (CEFALO-STUDY) 106

Denis Aydin, Maria Feychling, Joachim Schilz, Lars Klaeboe, M. Roosli

PARENTAL OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY MAGNETIC FIELDS

AND CHILDHOOD CANCER: A GERMAN CASE-CONTROL STUDY 108

KerstinHug, Letizia Grize, Andreas Seidler, Peter Kaatsch, Joachim Schiiz

COHORT STUDY ON THE EFFECTS OF RADIO FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD EXPOSURE

IN EVERYDAY LIFE ON NON-SPECIFIC SYMPTOMS OF ILL HEALTH 110

Patrizia Frei, Evelyn Mohler, Alfred Burgi, G. Neubaner, J. Froh/ich, Matthias Egger, Charlotte Braun-Fahrldnder, M. Rodsli

RECALL BIAS AND SELF-REPORTED SYMPTOMS ATTRIBUTED TO MOBILE PHONE USE 112

Lena Hiliert, Maria Feychling, Karin Fremling, AndersAhlbom

REPRODUCTION AMONG WOMEN EXPOSED TO RADIOFREQUENCY FIELDS IN THE NAVY 114

Rente Macn, Valborg Baste, Gttnnhild OJledal, Leif Strand, Kjell Mild

INCIDENCE OF BRAIN TUMORS AND MOBILE PHONES: A POPULATION-BASED DESCRIPTIVE

STUDY IN DENMARK, FINLAND, NORWAY AND SWEDEN, 1974-2003 116

Jsabelle Deltour, Christojfer Johansen, Anssi Auvinen, Maria Feychling, Lars Klaeboe, Joachim Schiiz

SESSION 7: PULSED FIELDS & ELECTROPORATION

MECHANISMS UNDERLYING THE NANOSECOND ELECTRIC PULSE-INDUCED INFLUX OF CALCIUM

INTO ADRENAL CHROMAFFIN CELLS 118

Gale Craviso, Paroma Chatterjee, Sophie Choe, Weihua Guan, Indira Chatterjee, P. Thomas Vernier

INTRACELLULAR EFFECTS OF NANOSECOND PULSED ELECTRIC FIELDS ON JURKAT CELLS 120

Olga Zeni, Stefanitt Romeo, Maria Scaifi, Maurizio Sarti, Anna Sannino, P. Thomas Vernier, Luigi Zeni

DETECTION AND ANALYSIS OF NANOELECTROPORES BY FLUORESCENT IMAGING OF TL+

UFTAKE 122

Andrei Pakhomov, Angela Bowman, Olena Nesin, Olga Pakhomova

SESSION 8: MECHANISMS OF EFFECT

REDUCTION OF THE EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD BELOW BACKGROUND LEVELS INHIBIT GROWTH

RATES OF CANCER CELLS 124

Carlos Martina, Kevin McCahe, Lucas Porlelli, Mark Hernandez, Frank Barnes

THE NEAR NULL MAGNETIC FIELD AFFECTS HYPOCOTYL GROWTH AND FLOWERING IN

ARABIDOPS1S 126

Chunxiaa Xu, Tao Sang

NON-THERMAL BIOEFFECTS FROM RADIO FREQUENCY SIGNALS: EVIDENCE FROM BASIC AND

CLINICAL STUDIES, AND A PROPOSED MECHANISM 128

Arthur Pilla, David Muehsam

SESSION 9: IN VITRO STUDIES

IN VITRO STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF ELF ON GENES EXPRESSION IN HUMAN EPIDERMAL CELLS 130

Jean-Francois Collard, Benjamin Martens, Maurice Hinsenkamp

EXPOSURE OF HUMAN CELL LINES TO LF ELECTRIC FIELD. INDUCTION OF ALKALINE

PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY 132

Bruno Bisceglia, Hylde Zirpoli, Mariella Capttto, Francesco Chiadini, Antonio Scaglione, Mario Felice Tecce

THE EFFECT OF 1800 MHZ GSM MOBILE PHONE RADIATION ON CELLULAR DNA STABILITY 134

Shanshan Xu, Qunli Zeng, Danying Zhang, Huai Chiang, Dariusz Leszczynski, ZhengpingXu

THE EFFECT OF LOW LEVELS OF AMPLITUDE-MODULATED ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS ON

HEPATOCELLUAR CARCINOMA (HCC) CELLS 137

Jacquelyn Zimmerman, Frederico Costa, Ivan Brezovich, Michael Pennison, Devin Abshcr, Richard Myers, Alexandre Barhault,Boris Pasche

PULSED ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS INCREASE CGMP RELEASE FROM HUMAN ENDOTHELIAL

CELLS 139

June Wu, Christine Rohde, OmotinuweAdepoju, Rukmani Lekhraj, Diana Casper, Arthur Pilla

THERMOSENSOR PROTEIN GRPE OF HEAT SHOCK PROTEIN HSP70 SYSTEM AS TARGET FOR

HIGH-FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS 141Christian Beyer, Jlian Jelesarov, Philipp Christen, J. Frohlich

SESSION 10: RISK ANALYSIS

WHAT DO GENERAL PRACTITIONERS KNOW ABOUT ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS AND HOW DO

THEY PERCEIVE THE RISKS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS? A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY IN

GERMANY 143

Gabriele Berg-Beckhoff, Bernd Kowall, Jiirgen Breckenkamp

PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES AND RISK COMMUNICATION RELATED TO THE MOBILE PHONE

ROLLOUT IN GERMANY - TRACKING THE DEVELOPMENT FROM 2001 TO 2008 145

Dagmar Wiebusch, Karsten Menzel

ANALYSIS OF IMPACTS OF POTENTIAL AMENDMENTS TO THE EMF DIRECTIVE ON EUROPEAN

STAKEHOLDERS 147

Philip Chadwick, Maila Hietanen, Tommi Alanko, Paolo Rossi, Peter Gajsek

GLOBAL DATABASE OF RF EXPOSURE SURVEYS OF MOBILE PHONE BASE STATIONS 150

Jack Rowley, Ken Joyner

ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS AT WORKPLACES - A NEW SCIENTIFIC APPROACH TO

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY 152

Hannah Heinrich, Fritz Borner, Hauke Briiggemeyer, Siegfried Eggert, MarkusFischer, Klaus Hentschel, Hannelore Neuschulz

OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT TO STATIC MAGNETIC FIELD IN MR1 ENVIRONMENT 154

Simona Valbonesi, MarinaBarbiroli, Mario Fritllone, Francesco Graziosi, Ermanno Papotti, Francesco Saverio Violante

SESSION 11: DOSIMETRY

MEASUREMENT OF 3D DISTRIBUTION OF MEAN OUTPUT POWER OF MILLIMETER WAVE BASED

ON THERMAL EFFECTS ON BIOLOGICAL SAMPLES 156

Yan Gao, Zhihui Li, Timing Lu, Yonghong Wu, Chenggang ZhangMEASUREMENT OF TEMPERATURE IN LIVING/FIXED TISSUE DURING RF EXPOSURE 158

Andrew Wood, Yuen Yuen Chen, Jacqueline Bermingham, Steve Iskra

ACCURATE ASSESSMENT OF WLAN EXPOSURE IN A WIRELESS SENSOR TESTBED 160

Wout Joseph, Lean Verloock, Giinter Vermeeren, Luc Martens

COMPUTATIONAL ELECTROMAGNETIC ANALYSIS IN A HUMAN HEAD MODEL WITH EEG CAP

EXPOSED TO RF SOURCES AT 915 MHZ AND 1748 MHZ 162

Leonardo Angelone, Giorgi Bit-Babik, Chung-Kwang Chou

EMF EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT OF TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION FOR CLINICAL

OPERATOR 164

Mai Lu, Shoogo Veno

EXPOSURE OF THE FETUS TO ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS IN UNCONTROLLED ENVIRONMENTS 166

Andreas Christ, Barbara Buhhnann, Marcel Zefferer, Nicolas Chavannes, Niels Kuster

SESSION 12: HUMAN STUDIES & MEDICAL APPLICATIONS

EFFECTS OF PULSE-MODULATED RADIO FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS ON THE

HUMAN BRAIN: CRITICAL FIELD PARAMETERS 168

Marc Schmid, Aleksandra Bratic, Sarah Loughran, Sabine Regel, Manuel Murbach, Niels Kuster, PeterAchermann

MOBILE PHONE RADIATION DOES NOT INDUCE MICRONUCLEI IN BUCCAL MUCOSA CELLS 170

HenningHintzsche, Helga Stopper

MAGNETIC FIELD EXPOSURE CAN ALTER NEUROPROCESSING IN HUMANS 172

John Robertson, Jean Theberge, Jodi Miller, Julie Weller, Dick Drost, Frank Praia, Alex Thomas

HUMAN THERMAL AND CIRCULATORY CHANGES DURING SHORT-TERM EXPOSURE TO GSM

MOBILE PHONES 174

Harri Lindholm, Tommi Alanko, Maria Tiikkaja, Hell Sistonen, Henna Hamdlainen, Hannu Rintamaki, Maila Hietanen

EFFECTS OF A 60 HZ, 3000 MICROTESLA MAGNETIC FIELD ON HUMAN COGNITIVE PROCESSING 176

Michael Corbacio, Samantha Brown, Stephanie Dubois, Julie Weller, Anne Beuter, Daniel Goulet, Jacques Lambrozo, Michel

Planle, Martina Souques, Frank Prato, Alex Thomas, AlexandreLegros

PEMF THERAPY PRODUCES RAPID AND SUBSTANTIAL PAIN REDUCTION IN EARLY KNEE

OSTEOARTHRITIS 178

Fred Nelson, RaimondZvirbulis, Arthur Pilla

SESSION 13: MODELING

SIMULATION OF THE MAGNETO-HEMODYNAMIC EFFECT FOR AORTIC FLOW 180

Esra Neufeld, Dominik Szczerba, Stefan Benkler, Adamos Kyriacou, Joshua Guag, Wolfgang Kainz, Victor Krauthamer, Howard

Bassen, Sebastian Kozerke, Niels Kuster

SIMULATION OF BULK DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF CELL SUSPENSIONS 1S2

Sonja Huclova, J. Frohlich

IMPROVED NUMERICAL SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS OF THERMAL RESPONSE DURING EM

EXPOSURE 184

Mikhail Prishvln, tali Bibilashvili, Revaz Zaridza, Giorgi Bit-Babik, Antonio Faraone

REALISTIC AND STANDARISED APPROACH TO MODELLING OF ELECTROMAGNETIC HAZARDS

FROM GUN RESISTANT WELDING DEVICES 186

Jolama Karpowicz, Pahyk Zradzinski

SESSION 14: IN VTTRO STUDIES

CHARACTERIZATION OF RADIOFREQUENCY RADIATION-INDUCED ADAPTIVE RESPONSE IN

HUMAN PERIPHERAL BLOOD LYMPHOCYTES 188

Maria Scarfi, Anna Sannino, Olga Zeni, Mawizio Sarti, Vijayalaxmi Vijayalaxmi, Stefania Romeo, Maria Belisario

STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF PULSED TEMPERATURE STIMULUS ON FIBROSARCOMA HT1080

CELLS 190

Lucas Partelli, Carlos Martina, Lisa Rengnarl, Frank Barnes

EFFECTS OF RF-EMF ON STRESS RESPONSE AND ALTERNATIVE SPLICING IN RAT AND HUMAN

CELL LINES 192

Christophe Guionaud, Ferial Alaeddine, ManuelMurbach, Niels Kuster, Meike Mevissen

EFFECT OF COMBINED RADIO FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD EXPOSURE ON STRESS

RESPONSE IN MCF10A CELLS 195

Hati-Na Kim, Je-Jttng Lec; Yitn-Sil Lee, Toe-Hong Kim, Jeong-Ki Pack, Jue-Hoon Yun, Nam Kim, Jae-Scon Lee

POSTER SESSION A

STATIC MAGNETIC FIELD EFFECTS ON BONE MINERAL DENSITY OF RAT LUMBAR VERTEBRA

AFTER OVARIECTOMY 197

ShenzhiXu, Hideyuki Oktitio, Naohide Tomita, Yoshilo Jkada

EFFECT OF IN UTERO WI-FI EXPOSURE ON PRENATAL AND POSTNATAL DEVELOPMENT OF RATS 199

Florence Poidletier De Cannes, Emmanuellc Haro, Aimabelle Hurtier, Murielle Taxile, Gilles Ruffle. Bernard Billaudel, PhilippeDufour, Bernard Veyrei, Isabelle Lagroye

CHARGED LEAD AEROSOLS INHALATION, BRAIN OXIDATIVE STRESS AND APOPTOSIS 201

Toon-Shin Kim, Durgabhavani Kongo, Seung-Cheol Hong, Cheolmin Lee, Somin Lee

THE CHANGE OF OCCLUDIN EXPRESSION IN THE INJURY OF THE BLOOD-BRAIN BARRIER OF

RATS INDUCED BY MICROWAVE EXPOSRUE 203

Xiong Li, Ruiyun Peng, Xiangjun Hit, Shuiming Wang, Yabing Gao, Lifeng Wang, Li Zhao, Ji Dong, Xingping Xu, Zhentao Su

ONE YEAR SIMULTANEOUS COMBINED EXPOSURE OF CDMA AND WCDMA RADIOFREQUENCYELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS TO RATS 205

Hae-June Lee, Y.-B. Jin, Jae-Seon Lee, Jcong-Ki Pack, Nam Kim, Yun-Sil Lee

STUDY ON EFFECT OF MICROWAVE RADIATION ON PROTEIN EXPRESSION OF TESTIS IN RATS 207

Shuiming Wang, Haoyu Chen, Ruiyun Peng, Hongyan Zuo, Yabing Gao, Lifeng Wang

INFLUENCE OF EXPOSURE TO WI-FI RADIOFREQUENCY FIELDS ON THE FERTILITY OF RATS

(EROPS PROJECT) 209

Bernard Billaudel, Florence Poutktier De Cannes, Murielle Taxile, Gilles Ruffle, Aimabelle Hurtier, EinmamiclleHaro, TongningWu, Joe Wiari, Philippe Dufour, Bernard Vcyrel, Isabelle Lagroye

EFFECTS OF IN-UTERO AND EARLY LIFE EXPOSURE TO WI-FI SIGNALS ON THE IMMUNE SYSTEM

OF CS7BL/6 MICE 211

Saliha A 'it-A i'ssa, Isabelle Lagroye, Bernard Veyrei, Bernard Billaudel, Florence Poulletier De Gannes

EFFECTS OF RADIOFREQUENCIES ON MEMORY AND ATTENTION IN RATS 213

Anne-Sophie Villegier, MohamedAmmarl, Rene DeSeze

STUDIES ON THE PROTECTION AND INFLUENCE ON THE ENERGY MECHANISM OF ADUOLA

FUZHENGLIN ON RATS HIPPOCAMPAL INJURY INDUCED BY MICROWAVE EXPOSURE 215

Ruiyun Peng, Lu Xiong, Yabing Gao, Shuiming Wang, Ji Dong, Lifeng Wang, Li Zhao, Homhyan Zuo, Tenlao Su, Guoshan YangEFFECTS OF 900MHZ MICROWAVE RADIATION ON y-RAY INDUCED DAMAGE TO MOUSE

HEMATOPOIETIC SYSTEM 217

Jian Tong, Yi Cao, Jihua Nie

NUMERICAL NEAR-FIELD DOSIMETRY FOR IN VITRO EXPERIMENTS AT MILLIMETER WAVES 219Maxim Zhadobov, Ronan Sauleau, Daniel Thouroude, Christophe NicolasNicolaz, Catherine Le Quemenl, Denis Michel, Yves Le

Drean

A NOVEL IN VITRO EXPOSURE APPARATUS FOR 60 GHZ MILLIMETER-WAVES WITH POST-WALL

WAVEGUIDE 221

Sho Kurogi, Yukihisa Suzuki, Masao Taki

INVESTIGATING THE EFFECT OF THE ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD FROM A MOBILE PHONE ON

THE HEARING AID 223

Dong-Geun Choi, Hak-Tae Oh, Sungtek Kahng, Do-Hwon Kvon, Sun-Goo Kl, Chan-Ho Jeong

APPLICABILITY OF SARESTIMATION METHOD BASED ON 2-D SCANNED E-FIELDS TO DETERMINE

MAXIMUM AVERAGE SAR FOR MULTI-ANTENNA TRANSMITTERS 227

Takahiro Iyama, Tento Onishi

MEASUREMENT OF SAR DISTRIBUTIONS IN A CHILD HEAD PHANTOM FOR EPIDEMIOLOGICAL

STUDIES ON CELLULAR PHONES 229Kanaka Wake, Takuji Arima, Soichi Waianabe, Masao Taki

BIOEFFECTS MODELING ON GPU HARDWARE 231

Jason Payne, Michael Knight

TEMPERATURE RISE IN AN ANATOMICAL HUMAN HEAD PHANTOM DUE TO SMALL DIPOLE

ANTENNAS 233

Md. Islam, MohammodAH, Giorgi Bil-Babik

ANALYSIS OF ELECTRIC NETWORK DATA IN THE EXPERS STUDY 235

Isabelle Magne, Mfoihaya Bedja, Francois Deschamps, MikaelLe Lay, Jean Luc Richar, Gilles Fleitry. Laurent Le Brusquet,Martine Souques, Jacques Lambrozo, Alexandre Carlsberg

FRENCH POPULATION EXPOSURE TO 50 HZ MAGNETIC FIELDS: EXPERS STUDY 238

Mfoihaya Bedja, Isabelle Magne, Martine Souques, Jacques Lambrozo, Laurent Le Brusque!, Gilles Fleury, Alain Azoulay,Alexandre Carlsberg

HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT DUE TO TETRA TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEM 240

Peter Gajsek, Blaz Valic

A SAR-PROBE CALIBRATION SYSTEM USING A REFERENCE WAVEGUIDE ANTENNA IN TISSUE-

EQUIVALENT LIQUID 242

Lira Hamada, Yukihiro Miyota, Kenichi Sato, Nozomu Ishii, Soichi Watanabe

A PROTOTYPE SYSTEM FOR MEASURING TEMPERATURE IN-VIVO DURING RF EXPOSURE 244

Andrew Wood, Jacqueline Bermingbam

SENSITIVITY OF RF-INDUCED TEMPERATURE RISE TO VARIATION OF THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY

AND HEAT SINK STRENGTH 246

Arnulfo Diaz-Trttjillo, Robert Mcintosh, Vitas Anderson

DEVELOPMENT OF TISSUE-EQUIVALENT LIQUIDS FOR SAR EVALUATION ABOVE 3 GHZ 248

Lira Hamada, Hiroyuki Aso, Kenichi Sato, Soichi Watanabe, Kaori Fuhmaga

LOW-FREQUENCY EXPANSION OF THE SAR-PROBE CALIBRATION SYSTEM USING A REFERENCE

DIPOLE ANTENNA IN HEAD-SIMULATING LIQUID 250

Lira Hamada, Yukihiro Miyota, Kenichi Sato, Nozomu Ishii, Soichi Watanabe

MEASUREMENT ACCURACY OF BAND-SELECTIVE PERSONAL EXPOSURE METERS 252

Oliver Latter, G. Neubauer, M. Rbfisli, M. Riederer, J. Frohlich

MEASUREMENT OF MAGNETIC FIELDS IN THE VICINITY OF AN IH HOB AND INDUCED

QUANTITIES CALCULATION 254

Tomoyuki Najima, Tomohito Hosono, Kanako Wake, Taiji Sakai, Yukihisa Suzuki, Soichi Watanabe, Osamu Hashimoto

A PRELIMINARY STUDY ON NUMERICAL DOSIMETRY FOR OCULAR EXPOSURE AT 60GHZ 256

Kcnsuke Sasaki, Yukihisa Suzuki, Taiji Sakai, Kanako Wake, Soichi Watanabe, Masao Takl

FORGOTTEN CURRENTS? 258

Tomasz Dlugosz, Hubert Trzaska

A COMPARISON OF ANATOMICAL REALISTIC AND HYBRID PREGNANT-WOMAN MODELS FOR

WHOLE-BODY EXPOSURE TO RF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS 260

Tomoaki Nagaoka, Soichi Watanabe

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SAR AND TEMPERATURE ELEVATION FOR BODY-WORN DEVICES 262

Teruo Onishi, Takahiro lyama, Lira Hamada, Soichi Watanabe, Akimasa Hirata

CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CURRENT DENSITY INDUCED INSIDE A WORKERNEAR A NEUTRAL

GROUND REACTOR 264

Sttk Won Min, Sung Ho Lee

COMPUTATIONAL MODEL OF TEMPERATURE ELEVATION IN RATS EXPOSED TO INTENSE AND

LOCALIZED EXPOSURE AT 1.5 GHZ 266

Akimasa Hirata, Yuya Kanai, Osamu Fujiwara, Hiroshi Masuda, Hiroki Kawai, Takuji Arima, Soichi Watanabe, Isabelle Lagroye,Bernard Veyret

INTERPHONE STUDY'S SYSTEMIC PROTECTIVE SKEW: A CORRECTION FACTOR 268

L. Lloyd Morgan, Michael CarlhergA CASE-ONLY STUDY OF MOBILE-PHONE USE AND ACOUSTIC NEUROMA RISK IN JAPAN 270

Yasuto Sato, Suminori Akiba, Naohito Yamaguch

PERSONAL NEAR-FIELD TO FAR-FIELD EXPOSURE TO RADIO FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC

FIELDS 272

Oliver Latter, M, RtiSsli, Patrizia Frei, Evelyn Mohler, Marie-Christine Gosselin. Sven Ktthn, J. Frdhlich

RISKS FOR CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM DISEASES AMONG MOBILE PHONE SUBSCRIBERS: A

DANISH RETROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY 274

Aslak Harbo Paulsen, Chrisiqffer Johansen, Jargen Olsen, Gunhild Waldemar, Joachim Schilz

SYSTEMATIC REVIEW ON THE HEALTH EFFECTS OF RADIOFREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETICFIELD EXPOSURE FROM MOBILE PHONE BASE STATIONS 276

M. Rtiosli, Patrizia Frei, Evelyn Mohler, Kerstin HugGENOMIC INSTABILITY INDUCED BY OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO SHORT WAVE-LENGTH

ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS 278

Raft Korenstein, Avilal Korenstein-llan, Judith Shaham

POPULATION BASED ELF-MF EXPOSURE LEVEL IN KOREA - THE 2ND STAGE 280

Seung-Cheol Hong, Yoon-Shin Kim, Keun-Young Kim, Myoung-DuckHan

EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY MAGNETIC FIELD (ELF-MF) MEASUREMENTS IN BUILDINGS WITH

TRANSFORMER STATIONS IN SWITZERLAND 283

M. RBdsli, Daniela Jenni, Leeka Kheifets, Gabor Mezei

EXPOSURE TO MAGNETIC FIELDS AND SURVIVAL AFTER CHILDHOOD LEUKAEMIA -OVERVIEW

OF STUDY MATERIAL AND ANALYTICAL APPROACH 285

Kathrine Grell, Kirsten Frederiksen, Martha Litwt, Michael Link, Gabor Mezei, Brad Pollock, EveRoman, Jill Simpson, Joachim

Schiiz

MEASUREMENTS OF OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO EMF EMITTED BY HIGH-SPEED MAGLEV

TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM AND ITS HEALTH EFFECTS 287

Lei Zhang, Zhou Zhou, Lu Yang, Ju Yang, Fang Chu, Zhengping Yu

EFFECTS OF POSTURE AND SLEEP DEPRIVATION ON HEART RATE VARIABILITY 289

Ki Chang Nam, Young Woo Shim, Jae Lim Choi, Deok Won Kim

EFFECTS OF A 60 HZ MAGNETIC FIELD EXPOSURE ON HUMAN BRAIN ACTIVITY DURING A

MENTAL ROTATION TASK AS MEASURED BY FMRI 291

Jodi Miller, Julian Modolo, John Robertson, Michael Corbacio, Stephanie Dubois, Daniel Goulel, Jacques Lamhrozo, Michel

Plante, Marline Souques, Frank Pralo, Alex Thomas, Alexandre Legros

HUNGARIAN RF PERSONAL EXPOSIMETRY SURVEY ON EMPLOYEES OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS,

KINDERGARTENS AND DAY NURSERIES 293

Peter Juhdsz, Jozsefliakus, GdborJdnossy, Noemi Nag}', Gydrgy Thitroczy

EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE TO TIME-VARYING 1.5 T MAGNETIC FIELD ON VOLUME REGULATION OF

BOVINE ADRENAL CHROMAFFIN CELLS 295

Toshitaka lkehara, Hirotaka Nishisako, Hitoshi Houchi, Kazuyoshi Kawazoe, Kazuo Mlnakuchi, Yohsuke Kinouchi, Hiroshi

Miyamoto

50HZ MAGNETIC FIELDS INDUCE AUTOPHAGY IN CHINESE HAMSTER CELLS 297

Qingfeng Chen, Kan Zhu, Wei Liu, Li Wang, Hanmin Chen, Deqiang Lu, Zhengping Xu, Qunli ZengMEASUREMENT OF COMPLEX PERMITTIVITY AND WATER CONTENTS OF BIOLOGICAL TISSUES

IN MILLIMETER WAVE BAND 299

Taiji Sakai, Kanaka Wake, Soichi Watanabe

EFFECTS OF LONG-TERM EXPOSURE TO MAGNETIC FIELDS GENERATED BY INDUCTION

HEATING COOKTOPS ON GENOTOXICITY AND CO-GENOTOXICITY IN CULTURED CELLS 301

Tomoko Kiyokawa, Tomonori Sakurai, Junji MiyakoshiCYTOTOXICITY INVESTIGATION ON NEURONAL-LIKE PC12 CELLS EXPOSED TO 1950 MHZ

RADIOFREQUENCY RADIATION 303

Olga Zeni, AnnaSannino, Maurizio Sarti, Rita Massa, Maria Scatft

A MAGNETIC IMPRINTING IN CANCER CELLS HARBORING DIFFERENTIAL TOLERANCE TO

MAGNETIC FIELD-INDUCED CELL GROWTH REGULATION 306

Kwon-Seok Chac, Jeong-Min Ryu

PRE-EXPOSURE TO 50 HZ MAGNETIC FIELDS ENHANCES MENADIONE-INDUCED MICRONUCLEUS

FORMATION IN HUMAN SH-SY5Y NEUROBLASTOMA CELLS 309

Jukka Luukkonen, Jukka Juutilainen, Jonne Naurata

ANALYSIS OF GENE EXPRESSION IN GLIAL CELLS EXPOSED TO RADIOFREQUENCYELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS USING MICROARRAY 311

Tomonori Sakurai, Eijiro Narita, Tomoko Kiyokawa, Yukihisa Suzuki, Masao Taki, Junji Miyakoshi

DESIGN AND CHARACTERIZATION OF AN EXPOSURE SYSTEM FOR STUDYING EFFECTS OF

MILLIMETER WAVES ON SKELETAL MUSCLE FATIGUE 313

Jihwan Yoon, Stephanie Luongo. Robert Wiese, Pete Mastin. Lev Sadovnik, Indira Chalterjee, Gale Craviso

EFFECT OF EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD ON INTRACELLULAR ROS

LEVEL AND ANTIOXIDANT ENZYME ACTIVITY 315

Mi-Na Hong, Bong-Cho Kim, Yun-Sil Lee, Sung-Ho Myung, Youn-Myung Gimm, Jae-Seon Lee

COMBINED EXPOSURE TO EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY MAGNETIC FIELDS AND STRESS

FACTORS ON CELLULAR TRANSFORMATION 317

Hae-June Lee, Jae-Seon Lee, Youn-Myung Gimm, Sung-Ho Myung, Yun-Sil Lee

TRANSCRIPTIONAL ANALYSES OF BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS ON

HUMAN BREAST CANCER MCF-7 CELLS 318

Masatni Ishido

EXPOSURE TO RADIOFREQUENCY RADIATION DISTURBED THE EXPRESSION AND ACTIVITY OF

MITOCHONDRIAL TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR A (TFAM) IN PRIMARY CULTURED CORTICAL

NEURONS 320

Shangcheng Xtt, Zhou Zhou, Lei Zhang, Yuan Wang, Mindi He, Guangbin Zhang, Min Zhong, Zhengping Yu

EFFECT OF GSH DEPLETION, HYPERTHERMIA, AND PULSED MAGNETIC FIELDS ON AN HSP70/LUC

REPORTER SYSTEM 322

Michelle Belton, Frank Prato, Jeffrey Carson

MICROWAVES TREATMENT OF TOMATO SEEDLINGS. EFFECTS ON ORGANS AND TISSUES 325

Bruno Bisceglia, Stefano Castiglione, Francesco Chiadini, Angela Cicatelli, Antonio Scaglione

REAL-TIME ENVIRONMENTAL ELF MAGNETIC FIELD MEASUREMENT AND DISPLAYING SYSTEM

UNDER THE TRANSMISSION LINES 327

Yoon-Myoung Gimm, Seungbae Lee, Jong-Wook Wang, Boung-Hee Kang, Hwan-Gu Cho, Byeong-WookMin, Tai-YoungKimOPTIMAL DESIGN OF A MAGNETIC-FIELD GENERATOR AT 20 KHZ FOR BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH 329

Keiji Wado, Shintaro Kogure, Yukihisa Suzuki

EXPOSURE SETUP FOR STUDYING THERMAL EFFECTS OF RF FIELDS FROM MOBILE PHONES

USING NEAR INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY (NIRS) 331

Tommi Alanko, Harri Lindholm, Heli Sistonen, Sami Kdnndla, Maila Hietanen

MITIGATION OF ELF MAGNETIC FIELDS USING THIN MAGNETIC MATERIALS 333

Joon-Yoimg Soh, Sang-Yoon Lee, Dong-fl Lee, Sang-Beom Kim, Sung-Ho Myung

AN EXAMPLE OF EXPOSURE TO MAGNETIC FIELDS IN THE HOME 335

Lari Ostcrhohn, Ratmo Paflkkdnen, Riitla Lehtela', Anna Holm, Lacna Korpinen

CONTROLLABLE SPECTRUM ARTIFICIAL SUNLIGHT SOURCE SYSTEM USING LEDS WITH 32

DIFFERENT PEAK WAVELENGTHS OF UVA-NIR 337

Kazuhiro Fujiwara, Akira Yano

AN INVESTIGATION OF THE STERILIZATION EFFECT OF 38SNM UVA-LED 339

Tomohiro Oshila, Keiko Shintani, Mai Katayama, Takahiro Emoto. Masatake Akutagawa, Akira Takahashi, Yohsuke Kinouchi

EXPOSURE OF HUMAN BODY IN EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD 341

Xi Lin Chen, Stefan Benk/er, Nicolas Chavannes, Niels /Custer

PRE-TREATMENT OF HOfiW/CM2 MICROWAVE ANTAGONIZES GAMMA-RAY-INDUCED

HEMATOPOIETIC DAMAGE 343

Yi Can, Jian Tong, Jihua Nie, QianXu

GUIDEBOOK ON MANAGEMENT OF EMF RISKS OF WORKERS WITH CARDIAC PACEMAKERS 345

Maria Tiikkaja, Tommi Alanko, Harri Lindholm, Maila Hietanen

THE CHANGES OF HIF-1A AND ERK SIGNAL PATHWAY IN THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF

MITOCHONDRIAL INJURY INDUCED BY MICROWAVE EXPOSURE 347

Li Zhao, Ruiyun Peng, Lifeng Wang, Hongyan Zuo, Shtiiming Wang, Yabing Gao. Xiang Li

MOBILE COMMUNICATION TN RESEARCH AND MEDICAL PRACTISE - CERTIFIED TRAINING

SERIES FOR PHYSICIANS, PSYCHOLOGISTS AND PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE EMPLOYEES 349

Dagmar Wiebusch, Karsten Menzcl

ESTABLISHMENT AND ACTIVITIES OF THE JAPAN EMF INFORMATION CENTER (JEIC) 351

Yuko Kuranari, Hiroynki Yomori, Kouichi Adachi, Tatsnya Tstikada, Takashi Moriyama, Tsukasa Shigemitsu, Chiyoji Ohkubo

SURVEY ON THE PERSONAL MAGNETIC FIELD EXPOSURE OF CHILDREN LIVING NEAR

OVERHEAD POWER LINES 353

Munno Ju, Kwangho Yang, Sung-Ho Myung

EMF MEASUREMENT AND RISK PERCEPTION 355

Bruno Bisceglia, Simona Valbanesi

WORKERS EXPOSURE. DIRECTIVE 2004/40/EC OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT. TEXT ANALYSIS 357

Bruno Bisceglia, Simona Valbanesi

OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO STATIC MAGNETIC FIELDS AMONG WORKERS OPERATING

ROUTINE MEDICAL IMAGING BY 0.2T - 2.0T MAGNETIC RESONANCE SCANNERS 359

Jolanta Karpowicz, Krzysztof GryzLONG-TERM MEASUREMENT OF FREE TIME EXPOSURE TO LOW FREQUENCY MAGNETIC FIELDS

IN FINLAND 361

Anna Holm, Leena Korpinen

COMPARISON OF TEMPERATURE IN OCULAR TISSUES BY 18-40 GHZ RADIO-FREQUENCYEXPOSURE 363

Yoko Yamashiro, Akimasa Hiraia, Kenichi Sato, Masami Kojlma, TaijiSakai, Soichi Watanabe, Kanako Wake, Masao Taki,Yukihisa Suzuki, Yoshitsugu Kamimura, Yasua Sakamoto, Yuiaka Kawakami, Kazuytiki Sasaki, Hiroshi Sasaki

EXPOSURE TO ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC FIELDS AT 110 KV SUBSTATION WHILE PERFORMING

THE TASK 'CHANGING A BULB FROM A MAN HOIST' IN THE TAMPERE REGION 365

Rauno Pddkkdnen, Anna Holm, Leena KorpinenRESEARCH ACTIVITIES IN GERMANY 367

Munika Asmuss, Cornelia Baldermann, Anne Dehos, Dirk Gesclmentner, Michaela Kreuzer, Christiane Pdlzl, Blanka Pophof,Gunde Ziegelberger, Riidiger Matlhes

STUDY ON ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD STRENGTH AROUND MOBILE BASE STATIONS IN KOREA 368

Wan-KiKim, Jee-HeeLee, Jung-AhPark, Seon-Woong Jeong, Jong-Soo Lee, Hag-Bong Kim

NEW GERMAN WORKING GROUP BUNDLES EMF SCIENCE ISSUES TO PROVIDE PUBLIC

INFORMATION SERVICES AND ADVISORY FUNCTIONS 370

Frank Gollnick, Gabi Conrad, Franz Biillingen, Karl-HeinzNeumann

MEASUREMENT AND INFORMATION SERIES 'CONFIDENCE BY EVIDENCE' 372

Dagmar Wiebusch, Karsten Menzel

AN EFFICIENT ESTIMATION OF ELECTRIC FIELD AT LEADS TIP USING THE RECIPROCITY

THEOREM 374

Rui Qiang, Ji Chen, Shirley Min, Ingmar Viohl, Ana Keef, Tim Cox, Wolfgang Kainz

EFFECT OFA 1000 MICROTESLA, 60 HZ MAGNETIC FIELD ON SPIKE TIMING IN CORTICAL

NEURONS: A MODELING STUDY 376Julien Modolo, Alexandre Legros, Frank Praia, Alex Thomas

AN EFFICIENT ESTIMATION OF ELECTRIC FIELD VARIATION DUE TO TISSUE PARAMETER

UNCERTAINTY USING A STOCHASTIC COLLOCATION METHOD 378

Rui Qiang, Jianxiang Shen, Ji Chen, Shirley Min, Ingmar Viohl, Ana Keef, Tim Cox, Wolfgang Kainz

DOSIMETRY FOR PLATED CELLS EXPOSED TO PHYSIOLOGICAL-STRENGTHELECTRIC FIELDS 380

Francis Hart

MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF NERVE CELL REACTIONS IN THE ELF RANGE 382

Stefan Kampusch, G. Neubauer, Stefan Boehm, Richard Oberhacher

POSTER SESSION B

THE CONTINUOUS EXPOSURE TO 60 HZ MAGNETIC FIELDS TIME-DEPENDENTLY AFFECTS

APOPTOSIS OF TESTICULAR GERM CELL 385

Hee-Sung Kim, Hye-Jin Jang, Sang-Kon Lee, Byitng-Jae Park, Kyeong-CheonJung, Sttng~Ho Myung, NamKim, Youn-MyoungGimm, Yoon-Won Kim

NO AFTERCOME OF THE CONTINUOUS EXPOSURE OF 60 HZ 500 fiT ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS

ON THE FERTILITY IN SOIL NEMATODE CAENORHABDITIS ELEGANS 388

Byung-Jae Park, Hee-Eun Kang, hlye-Jin Jang, Hee-Sung Kim, Yuan-Won Kim

THE ANALYSIS OF GENE EXPRESSION IN MURINE TESTES EXPOSED TO MICROWAVE IN UTERO 392

Ji Yeon Lee, Jong Yun Hwang, Sung Hun Na, HyangAhLee. Dang Heon Lee

EFFECTS OF MILLIMETER WAVE ON TH1/TH2-KIND CYTOKINES IN MICE 394

Rang Sun, Yufang Cui, Li Du, Qiong Ma, Yan Gua, Zhenkun Lua

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF EFFECTS OF LOW-INTENSITY ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION OF

DIFFERENT FREQUENCIES ON IMPULSE ACTIVITY OF SUPRAOPTIC NUCLEUS OF

HYPOTHALAMUS 396

Gayane Grigntyan, Siranush Minassian, Susanna SahakyanSLEEP PATTERN CHANGES IN RATS WITH WIRELESS MULTI-CHANNEL SUBCUTANEOUS

ELECTRODES AFTER EXPOSED TO RADIO-FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS 398

Jasnn Lee, Yuan-Kai Jiang. Ian Liu, Teny Kuo

EFFECTS OF 5 MW/CM2 MICROWAVE RADIATION ON IMMUNE SYSTEM AND T LYMPHOCYTE 401

Yufang Cui, Li Du, Qiong Ma, Rang Sun, Zhenlao Su, Qihang Man, Qing Gaa, Peng Yin

FUNCIONAL REGENERATION OF DEFECTED PERIPHERAL NERVE USING CONDUIT ELECTRODE

WITH ELECTRICAL STIMULATION 403

ToeHytmg Lee, Hui Pan, In Sook Kim, Soon Jung Hwang, Sung June Kim

EFFECTS OF DAY-TIME EXPOSURE TO HIGH ENERGY RADIOFREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION (RFID)ON THE SECRETION OF MELATONIN AND SEROTONIN IN ANIMAL - A PRELIMINARY REPORT 405

Yean Ju Kim, Jin Young Shin, Man-Jung Paik, Gwang Lee, Jae-Seon Lee, Yun-Sil Lea, Y.-B. Jin, J-lac-June Lee, Nam Kim, YoungHwan Aim

COMPARATIVE STUDY ON DAMAGING EFFECT AND MECHANISM OF SPERMATOGENESIS

DYSFUNCTION INDUCED BY DIFFERENT BANDS ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION IN RAT TESTIS 407

Dewen Wang, Hua Yao, Hongyan Zuo, Shuiming Wang, Ruiyun Peng

EFFECT OF LOCALIZED GSM EXPOSURE ON THYROID GLAND IN FEMALE SPRAGUE-DAWLEY

RATS 409

Paolo Gallant, Maurizio Bossola, Anna Lanzoni, Rossella Lodato, Maria Piscitelli, Carmela Marino

CONSIDERATIONS ON THE HUMAN PHANTOM FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF INTRA-BODY

COMMUNICATION DEVICES USING QUASI-STATIC ELECTRIC FIELDS 411

Akihide Fujiwara. Michihiko Katsuragi, Masao Taki

A NEW REAL TIME EXPOSURE SET-UP FOR ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL RECORDINGS: NUMERICAL

AND EXPERIMENTAL DOSIMETRY 413

Cciterina Mcrla, Nicolas Ticautl Sylvain Sa'ighi. Delia Amaud-Cormos. Bernard Veyret, Philippe Leveque

HIGH PEAK POWER DOSIMETRY WITH AN ELECTRO-OPTIC SYSTEM 415

Alayna Amato, Noel D. Montgomery, Kevin Mylacraine, RonaldL. Sea/nan

PRELIMINARY STUDY OF DOSIMETRY FOR WIRELESS ENERGY TRANSFER SYSTEM 417

Sangwook Park, Kanaka Wake, Soichi Waianahe

INDUCED CURRENT ANALYSIS IN THE CASE OF HUMAN STANDING OVER SEMI-INFINITE GROUND

PLANE BY USING FDTD METHOD 419

Takuji Arima, Soichi Waianahe, Torn Uno

MEASUREMENT OF INDUCED CURRENT DENSITY IN HOT-LINE WORKER WITH HOMOGENEOUS

PHANTOM 421

Eimg Sik Kim, Suk Won Min, Sung-Ho Myung, MyungHun Kim, Jae Hong Park

EVALUATION OF DOSIMETRIC VARIATIONS AND BOUNDS FOR CYLINDRICAL WAVEGUIDE

EXPOSURE CHAMBER CONTAINING AN UNRESTRAINED MOUSE 424

Siriwat Wasoontarajaroen, Art Thansandotc. Greg Gajda, Eric Lenioy, James McNatnee, Pascals Bellier

HUMAN EXPOSURE TO HIGH-POWER ELECTROMAGNETIC SIGNALS - EXEMPLARY NUMERICAL

DOSIMETRY 426

Valkari Hansen, Abdessamad El Ouardi, Joachim Slreckerl, Yi Zhou, Stefan Dickmami, Marhts Clemens

PHANTOM TARGET PROPERTIES FOR THE FREQUENCY RANGE 3 GHZ TO 10 GHZ 429

Benjamin Loader, Andrew Gregoiy

ANALYSIS OF THE SAR INDUCED IN THE FETUS AT DIFFERENT STAGES OF GESTATION EXPOSED

TO PLANE WAVE AT 900MHZ 431

AbdelhamidHadjem, Emmanuelle Conil, Lazar Bibin, Jeretnie Anouez, Elsa Angelini, Isabelle Bloch, Joe Wiart

SARS IN ADULT MALE MODELS FOR 900 MHZ RFID READER ANTENNA 433

Seon-Eiti Hong, Jae-Hoon Yun

RF FIELD STRENGTH FROM CELLULAR BASE STATION IN RECENT RADIO ENVIRONMENTS FOR

HUMAN EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT 435

Junji Higashiyama, Terito Onislti, Yoshiaki Tantsawa

NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF INTERNAL BODY RESISTANCE AT POWER FREQUENCY ANDCOMPARISON OF CALCULATED AND MEASURED VALUES 437

Hitoo Tarao, Noriyuki Hayashi, Takashi Matsumoto, Katsuo Isaka

SAR DISTRIBUTION USING STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF HIGH ORDER MOMENTS 439Ouanes Aiouaz, DavidLautru, Man Fa'i Wong, Azeddine Gati, Joe Wiart, Victor Fouad Hanna

A REAL-LIFE EXPOSURE EVALUATION INDEX FOR MOBILE PHONES BASED ON SAR AND TRP

MEASUREMENTS DATA: THE SAROTA INDEX 441Vikass Monebhurnm

INFLUENCE OF THE DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF THE TISSUE EQUIVALENT LIQUID ON THE SAR

MEASUREMENTS 443

Dominique Picard, Yacine Chouarhi

EVALUATION OF THE RADIOFREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS CLOSE TO THE BODY 445

Dominique Picard, Kada Berrahma

MULTIPLE PLANE WAVES EXPOSURE ANALYSIS 447

ThienyKientega, Emmanuelle Conil, Ahdelhamid Hadjem, Azeddine Gati, Elodie Riehalot, Man Fat Wong, Odile Picon, Joe Wiarl

CONTRIBUTION TO THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A MULTI-SENSORS TEST BENCH FOR REAL TIME

SAR ASSESSMENT 449

Gaeian Guevel, Christian Person, Joe Wiarl

IRREGULAR RADIATIONS DOSIMETRY: AMPLITUDE DOMAIN APPROACH 451

Dominique Picard

MULTIDIMENSIONAL COLLOCATION STOCHASTIC METHOD TO EVALUATE THE WHOLE

SPECIFIC ABSORPTION RATE FOR A GIVEN POPULATION 453

AimadEl Hahachi, Emmanuelle Conil, Jessica Carette. Ahdelhamid Hadjem, Emmanuel Vazquez, Azeddine Gati, Man Fai Wang,Gilles Flemy, Joe Wiart

BAYESIAN EXPERIMENT PLANNING APPLIED TO NUMERICAL DOSIMETRY 455

AimadEl Habachi, Emmanuelle Conil, Ahdelhamid Hadjem, Emmanuel Vazquez, Azeddine Gati. Man Fai Wong, Gilles Fleuiy,Joe Wiart

INFLUENCE OF INTERNAL ANTENNA POSITION OF MOBILE PHONES FOR THE SAR COMPLIANCE

TEST USING A SIMPLIFIED PHANTOM 457

Lira Hamada, Takahiro lyama, Soichi Watanabe, Teruo Onishi

BODY DIMENSIONS AND WHOLE-BODY AVERAGED SAR IN CHILD MODELS 459

Ae-Kyoung Lee. Jac-Hoon Yun

EVALUATION OF HUMAN EXPOSURE TO EMF WITH CHINESE ADULT VOXEL MODELS 461

Tongning Wit, Chen Zhao, Chen Zhang, Jun Yang, Qing Shao

STUDY ON EFFECT AND SIGNIFICANCE OF MEMBRANE ELECTROPORATION ON SEVERAL

NEURONS AND CELLS INDUCED BY EMP AND HPM 465

Dewen Wang, Hongyan Zuo, Hita Deng, Xiaozhe Cao. Meilan Zhao, Ruiyun Peng, Sa Zhang, Tao Zhou, Shuiming Wang, HaoyuChen, Bo Dong, Jiangang Zhan

CYTOTOXICITY OF ULTRASHORT ELECTRIC PULSE EXPOSURE IN MULTIPLE CELL LINES 467

Bennett Ihey, Caleb Roth, Joshua Bernhard, Gerald Wilmink, AndreiPakhomov

ELECTROPORE LIFE CYCLES IN HETEROGENEOUS PHOSPHOLIPID BILAYERS IN THE PRESENCE

OF CALCIUM 469

Zachary Levine, P. Thomas Vernier

A LOCALLY CONSTRAINED SURFACE TENSION MODEL BASED ON CORTICAL ANCHORING

PREDICTS STABLE ELECTROPORE DEVELOPMENT 471

Stephen Kennedy, Zhen Ji, Nicole Rockweiler, Adam Halm, John Booske, Susan Hagness

ELICITATION OF AN ELECTROPORATIVE RESPONSE VIA CATIONIC PEPTIDE EXPOSURE 473

Stephen Kennedy, Kaytlyn Beres, Adam Halm, Samantha Kamin, Susan Hagness, William Murphy, John Booske

SEX RATIO IN OFFSPRING OF ROYAL NORWEGIAN NAVY SERVICEMEN EXPOSED TO

RADIOFREQUENCY FIELDS 475

Valborg Basle, Bente Moen, Gunnhild Oftedat, Let/Strand, Kjell Mild

PRENATAL MOBILE PHONE USE AND GESTATIONAL AGE, BIRTH WEIGHT AND HEIGHT 478

Mina Ha, Fun-Jung Kim, Etm-Hee Ha, Hye-Sook Park, YanghoKim, Yun-Chul Hong, Nam Kim

RESIDENTIAL MAGNETIC FIELD EXPOSURE AND CHILDHOOD CANCER 480

Sohee Han, Sue K. Park, Kyoung-Mu Lee, Jeong-Hun Lym, Hyo Seop Ahn, Hee YoungShin. Hyoung Jin Kang, Hong Hoe Koo,

Jong Jin Seo, Ji Eun Choi, Sung-Ho Myimg, Daehee Kang, Yoon-OkAhn

REDUCED FERTILITY AMONG MEN EXPOSED TO RF FIELDS IN THE ROYAL NORWEGIAN NAVY 482

Ole Jacob Mollerlakken, Bente Moen, Valborg Baste, Gunnhild Oftedal, LeifStrand, Kjell Mild

ADOLESCENT CELL PHONE AND CORDLESS PHONE EXPOSURE AND USER-HABITS 484

Mary Redmayne

THE PERCEPTION THRESHOLD FOR LF-MF BAND CURRENTS: COMPARISON AMONG THREE

THRESHOLD TRACKING METHODS 487

Yoshttsugu Kamimura, Akira Yamashita, Toshiaki Furubayashi, Ritsuko Hanajiina, Yasuo Terao, Taiji Sakai, Kanaka Wake, Soichi

Watanabe, Yoshikazu UgawaWAVELET TRANSFORMATIONAL ANALYSIS OF SIMULTANEOUS REGISTERED BP AND LDF

SIGNALS AS A RESPONSE TO ELF EMF EXPOSURES IN VIVO: A PILOT STUDY 489

Lubomir Traikov, Ivan Antonov, Julia Petrova, George Lawlor, AdrianaBocheva, Elena Dzambazova, RoxanaMincheva, Mat-koMarkov

IS FINGER TAPPING INDUCED BRAIN ACTIVATION MODULATED BY AN EXPOSURE TO A 60 HZ,

3000 MICROTESLA MAGNETIC FIELD? 490

Alexandre Legros, Jodi Miller, Julien Modolo, Michael Corbacio, John Robertson, Daniel Goulet, Jacques Lambrozo, Michel

Plante, Martine Souques, Frank Prato, Alex Thomas

EFFECTS OF PULSE-MODULATED RF-EMF ON THE HUMAN BRAIN: SITE OF INTERACTION 492

Sarah Loughran, Marc Schmid, Sabine Regcl, Aleksandra Bratic, Micliellne Maire, Aiessia Bersagliere, Thomas Rusterholtz,Roland Dtirr, Manuel Murbach, Niels Kusler, Peter Achermann

THE PROTOCOL OF HEALTH DIAGNOSTICS FOR EMF EXPOSED PEOPLE 494

Oleg Grigoriev, Felix Torubarov, Wadimir Stepanov, Anton Merkulov, AudreySazhin

DEVELOPMENT OF EXPOSURE SYSTEM OF INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY MAGNETIC FIELDS FOR

IN VITRO TEST SYSTEMS 496

Masateru Ikehata, Keiji Wada, Yukihisa Suzuki, Sachiko Ynshie, Taiji Sakai, Kanaka Wake, Saloshi Nakasono, Masuo Taki, ChiyojiOhkttbo

STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF PULSED MAGNETIC FIELDS AT METABOLLICALLY RELEVANT

FREQUENCIES ON FIBROSARCOMA HT1080 CELLS 498

Lucas Portelli, Carlos Murlino, Kelsey Whiteselt, Frank Barnes

STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF STATIC MAGNETIC FIELDS ON CHEMOTAXIS OF FIBROSARCOMA

HT1080 CELLS 500Lucas Portelli, Carlos Martina, Kelsey mutesell, Frank Barnes

OXIDATIVE BURST OF MACROPHAGES EXPOSED IN VITRO TO A ULF MAGNETIC FIELD AT

SIMULATED IN VIVO STEADY-STATE 0, AND H202 CONCENTRATIONS 502

Slcphane Egot-Lemaire, Henry Owegi, Lev Waile, Walter Balcavage, Jan Cuppen, Gabi Waite

NON-THERMAL RADIO FREQUENCY FIELDS MODULATE CGMP RELEASE FROM HUMAN

ENDOTHELIAL CELL CULTURES 504

Michael Jamtszyk, Geoffrey Gunner, Arthur Pilla

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF EFFECTS ON APOPTOSIS, CELL CYCLE KINETICS AND RELEASE OF

REACTIVE OXYGEN SPECIES OF 50 HZ EXTREMELY LOW-FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC

FIELDS IN HUMAN MONO MAC 6 AND K562 CELLS 506

Margareta Lantow, Jennifer Strompen, Heikn Lemcke, Mats-OlofMaitsson, Dieter G. Weiss, Myrtill Simko

THE DAMAGING EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT BANDS ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION ON THE RAT

SERTOLI CELLS 508

WuHui, Wang De-Wen, Wang Slnti-Ming, Zhao Li, Zua Hong-Yan, Gau Ya-Bing. Peng Rui-Yun

GENE EXPRESSION PROFILING OF PRIMARY HUMAN KERATINOCYTE CELLS EXPOSED TO 60-GHZ

MILLIMETER WAVES 510

Catherine Le Quemenl, ChrisiopheNicolas Nicolaz, Maxim Zhadobov, Fabienne Desmots, Ronan Sauleau, Daniel Thnuroude,Denis Michel, Yves Le Drean

MILLIMETER-WAVE EXPOSURE APPARATUS WITH HORN ANTENNA AND APPLICATION TO IN

VITRO EXPERIMENT 512

Yumilaka Suzuki, Mariko Shibuya, Slio Kurogi. Takayuki Taguchi, Yukihisa Suzuki, Masao Taki

BIPHASIC ELECTRICAL TARGETING PLAYS A SIGNIFICANT ROLE IN SCHWANN CELL

ACTIVATION 514

In Sook Kim, Yun Mi Song, Tae Hyung Cha, Hut Pan, Tae Hyung Lee, Sung ./tine Kim, Soon Jung Hwang

THE EFFECTS THAT CAN OCCUR IN HEI-OC1 CELLS SIMULTANEOUSLY EXPOSED TO CISPLANTIN

AND RF (RADIOFREQUENCY) RADIATION 516Eun .loo Song, Gi-Jung Im, Kyung-Hec Kim, Jae-Seon Lee, Hae-Joon Kim, Ennil Lee, Jae-Wook Choi

EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE TO RADIOFREQUENCY FIELDS (UMTS/IMT-2000; 1950 MHZ) ON DNA

STRAND BREAKS AND MICRONUCLEUS FORMATION IN CULTURED CELLS 518

Junji Miyakoshi, Eijiro Narita, Tomonori Sakurai

UVA-LED FOR STERILIZING WATER IN A WATER TANK 520

Tsuyoshi Okahisa, Masayuki Yamulo, Akira Takahashi, Masatake Akutagawa, Takahiro Emoto, Yahsuke Kinouchi

DEVELOPMENT OF PORTABLE ELF MAGNETIC FIELD MEASUREMENT AND RECORDING SYSTEM

WITH GPS INFORMATIONS 522

Yoon-Myoung Gimm, Jong-Wook Wang, Ho-Sang Yoo, Jae-Joon Kim, Hwan-Gu Cho, Byeong-Wook Min, Tai-Young Kim

ESTIMATION OF AMBIENT ELECTRIC FIELDS GENERATED BY DIRTY ELECTRICITY FROM

COMPACT FLUORESCENT LAMPS 524

Greg Gajda, Art Thansandotc, Eric lemay, James McNamee. Pascale Bellier

NON INVASIVE TREATMENT OF WORKS OF ART. APPLICATION OF MMW AND THZ RADIATIONS

FOR DIAGNOSTICS AND D1S1NFESTATIONS 526

Antonella Altieri, Bruno Bisceglia, Roberto De Leo, Nicola Diaferia, Andrea Doha, Gian Piero Gallerano, Emilio Giovenale,Svetlana Von Gralowski, ImI'u Gupta, Viatcheslav Meriakri, Giovanni Messina, Anna Pia Pastors, Alberto Petralia, Ivan

Spassavsky, Vincenzo Surrenti

SET UP FOR GRADIENTS FIELD MEASUREMENT IN MRI 528

Rosselta Lodato, Sergio Mancini. Gian Marco Contessa, Vincenzo Hruguletta, Daniele Andreuccetti, Nicola Zoppetti, Paolo Rossi

SIMULATION OF UVA-LED IRRADIANCE DISTRIBUTION 530

Ytihsuke Manabe, Takahiro Emoto, Masatake Akutagawa, Akira Takahashi, Yohsuke Kinouchi

NOVEL STERILIZATION DEVICE USING 265NM UV-LED FOR ESCHERICHIA COLI 532Miku Maeda, Yohsuke Kinouchi, Akira Takahashi, Takahiro Emoto, Masatake Akutagawa, Xin Lian

EM EXPOSURE ASSESSMENTOF ENERGY-SAVING BULBS 534

Jagadish Nadakuduti, Myles Capstick, Mark Douglas, Sven Kiihn, Stefan Benkler, Niels Kuster

EFFECTS OF AC MAGNETIC FIELDS ON FERRITIN: DYNAMICS AND IRON CHEMISTRY 536

Shoogo Ueno, Oscar Cespedes

COULD LONG TERM CUMULATIVE NEURAL EFFECTS OF EMF RESULT FROM BURDENING OF

ACTIVE TRANSPORT ACROSS NEURONAL MEMBRANES 538Howard Wachtel

ICR: FURTHER INVESTIGATIONS WITH REFERENCE TO THE DISCOVERY OF THE MONTAGNIER'S

GROUP 540Livio Giuliani, Enrico D'Emilia, Antonella Lisi, Settimio Gritnaldi

THE LORENTZ FORCE MODEL FOR WEAK AC/DC MAGNETIC FIELDS PREDICTS OBSERVED

RESONANCES IN DESORPTION KINETICS OF A BOUND ION 541

DavidMuehsam, Arthur Pilla

IMAGE RECONSTRUCTION OF BREAST CANCER DETECTOR USING THE MOMENT METHOD 543

Ki-Chai Kim, Byung-Doo Cho, Tan-Hong Kim, Soon-Ik Jeon, Jeong-Ki Pack

THE INFLUENCE OF ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE EXPOSURE ON HUMAN AIRWAY 545

Hyun Jun Kim, Ha Neul Lee, Hison Kahng, Settng Min In

DEVELOPMENT OF JELLY MAMMARY PHANTOM SIMULATING FIBRO-GLANDULAR TISSUE AT 900

MHZ 548

Yoon-Myoung Gimm, Oh-Young Kim, Jeong-Ki Pack, Tae-Hong Kim, Soon-Ik Jeon

FREQUENCY DECISION OF MAGNETIC FIELD FOR TRANSCUTANEOUS WIRELESS ENERGY

TRANSMISSION TO CAPSULAR ENDOSCOPE FOR COLON INSPECTION 550

Yoon-Myoung Gimm, Jong-Wook Wang, Yu-Ri Lee, Dongyeol Lee

DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES OF HUMAN SKIN AT AN ACUPUNCTURE POINT ON 50-75 GHZ 552

Stephane Egot-Lemaire, Marvin Ziskin

NON-THERMAL PULSED RADIO FREQUENCY RAPIDLY AND SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCES POST

OPERATIVE PAIN AND IL-1B IN BREAST REDUCTION PATIENTS 554

Christine Rohde, Diana Casper, Arthur Pilla

MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATIONS OF A NANOSECOND E-FIELD PULSE ACTING ON SINGLE

DNA STRAND 556Valentino Di Mania, Paolo Marracino, FrancescoApolhnio, Micaela Liberti. AndreaAmadei, Guglielmo D'Inzeo

NOVEL IN VITRO PEMF EXPOSURE SYSTEM FOR A LARGE NUMBER OF CELL DISHES 558

Christian Beyer, J. Frdhlich

MONITORING REAL-TIME INTRACELLULAR RESPONSES TO NANOELECTROPULSES 560Yu-Hsuan Wit, Martin Gundcrsen, P. Thomas Vernier

AN IN VITRO SET UP FOR NANOSECOND PULSED ELECTRIC FIELD INVESTIGATIONS ON

BIOLOGICAL CELLS 562

MohamadKenaan, Saad El-Amari. Caterina Merla, Federico Danei, Francesco Apollonio, Vincent Coitderc. Delia Arnaud-

Cormas, Micaela Liberti, Philippe Levcqae

MAXIMUM LOCAL TISSUE TEMPERATURE INCREASE BY IMPLANTED MEDICAL DEVICES DUE TO

ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD EXPOSURE 564Adamos Kyriacou, Andreas Christ, Esra Neu/eld. Eugenia Cabot, Sven Kiihn, Mark Douglas, Niels Kuster

AN ANALYSIS STUDY ON MAGNETIC FIELD VALUES MEASURED AT & ANALYZED FOR DIFFERENT

DISTANCES OF EACH TRANSMISSION LINE 566

Jeong-Ill Hwang, Boung-Hee Kang, Hwan-Gu Cho, Sung-Ho Myung

REDUCTION OF SPECIFIC ABSORPTION RATE (SAR) OF COPLANAR WAVEGUIDE ANTENNA WITHMETAMATERIAL 568

Seungwoo Lee, Nam Kim, Sung-Hun Lee, Sang-Myeong Park

DEVELOPMENT OF DYNAMIC PHANTOM FOR EVALUATION OF BREATH DETECTION DOPPLER

RADAR 570

Jlimpei Yonebayashi, Shozo Takamatsu, Kazuyuki Saito, Masahant Takahashi, Koichi Ito

ANALYSIS OF MAGNETIC FIELD DISTRIBUTION UNDER POWER LINES WHICH CHANGE THEIR

DIRECTION 572

Takashi Malsumoto, Hilnshi Hirata, Hiroo Tarao, Noriyuki Hayashi, Katsuo Isaka

DESIGN AND SAR ANALYSIS OF PENTA-BAND FOLDED MONOPOLE ANTENNA FOR MOBILE

COMMUNICATION 574Yu-Lin Liu, Seungwoo Lee, Nam Kim, Xiao Li

ADVANCED MODELING PROCEDURES FOR EXTRACTING SAR PROBES PERFORMANCES 576

Gaeian Guevel, Christian Person, Joe Wiart

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