Environmental Electromagnetic Compatibility, incorporated in the Seventh International Conference on Modelling in Medicine and Biology - BIOMED 2007

BIOMED 2007 will incorporate the seminar on Enviromental Electromagnetic Compatibility. Seminar participants will be able to participate in all sessions of the BIOMED 2007 Conference. The presence of artificially generated electromagnetic fields has dramatically increased in the last few decades. In particular, there has been an enormous growth of radio base stations and cell phone users, and this has led to an increase in public concern for potential risks on human health.

This seminar aims to present the latest scientific contribution on the increasingly controversial debates over the possible influence of electromagnetic radiation on the environment. The papers will cover a wide range of numerical methods and experimental techniques from all areas of Environmental Electromagnetic Compatibility.

Topics

Electromagnetic interference (EMI) sources
- Methods in experimental and theoretical dosimetry
- Bio-electromagnetics
- Safety standards and protection measures
- Computational models in environmental electromagnetic compatibility (EEMC)
- Measurement and testing techniques
- Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) in medical equipment
- Biological effects of electromagnetic fields
- Optimization techniques
- Electromagnetic-thermal modelling of the human body
- Biomedical applications

More information can be found in www.wessex.ac.uk/conferences/2007/elecenviro07/