News Center: Papers and Articles Archive

“Electromagnetic Wireless Remote Control of Mammalian Transgene Expression,” Nature Nanotechnology, May 5, 2025. “EMFs represent promising, minimally invasive control modalities for next-generation gene- and cell-based therapies.” Using mT fields in the 0.1-1 kHz frequency range with nanoparticles to generate reactive oxygen species. From Switzerland; open access.

“Impact of a Terahertz EMF on the Ion Permeation of Potassium and Sodium Channels,” Communications Chemistry, April 3, 2025. “Demonstrates that ion channel function can be modulated by specific THz fields, opening new avenues for applications in biomedical fields, particularly in treatment of channelopathies.”

Learned Magnetic Map Cues and Two Mechanisms of Magnetoreception in Turtles,” Nature, February 12, 2025. “Our results demonstrate that an animal can learn the natural magnetic signatures of geographical areas, thus corroborating a foundational premise of goal navigation with magnetic maps.”
 

“A Review of Effects of EMFs on Ageing and Ageing Dependent Bioeffects of EMFs,” Science of the Total Environment, February 2025. “The ageing state of the cell or body plays a role in determining the biological or health effects of EMF exposure, but the exact effect depends on the specific conditions, and further investigation of the underlying mechanism is needed.”

“Effects of ELF Magnetic Fields on Animal Cancer and DNA Damage: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis,” Progress in Biophysics and Molecular Biology, December 31, 2024. ELF magnetic fields “could increase the odds of developing leukemia in mice but not in rats,” and “could damage DNA of certain cell types like brain cells in rodents.” From Belgium.

“Gaps in Knowledge Relevant to the ‘ICNIRP Guidelines for Limiting Exposure to Time-Varying Electric, Magnetic and Electromagnetic Fields (100 kHz to 300 GHz)’,” Health Physics, December 13, 2024. ICNIRP Statement. “For biological outcomes where effects have not been substantiated, we did not find sufficient plausible evidence that RF EMF might cause harm below currently established thresholds.”

Sensory Processing Sensitivity, and Not Gender, Drives EM Hypersensitivity and Nature Connection,” Ecospsychology, November 28, 2024. “The present study provides the first empirical evidence that highly sensitive individuals are capable of perceiving electromagnetic radiation.”

“Frequency-Dependent Antioxidant Responses in HT-1080 Human Fibrosarcoma Cells Exposed to Weak Radio Frequency Fields,” AntiOxidants, October 15, 2024. Our conclusions align with a broader body of evidence suggesting that low-intensity [20 nT] EMFs [2-5 MHz] exert biological effects through non-thermal mechanisms. Such findings call attention to the importance of re-evaluating exposure standards.

“Occupational Exposure to RF EMFs and Brain Tumor Risk: Application of the INTEROCC Job-Exposure Matrix,” International Journal of Cancer, September 20, 2024. “We did not identify convincing associations between occupational RF-EMF exposure and risk of glioma or meningioma.” “The study underlines the applicability of the job-exposure matrix in occupational research and the need to further investigate the association between brain tumors and occupational RF-EMF exposure.”