How we source, verify, and curate EMF research news
EMF Signal aims to bridge the global community of researchers, advocates, and curious individuals interested in the health effects of electromagnetic fields. We aggregate and curate content to make the worldwide conversation visible and accessible.
We prioritize peer-reviewed research, official government publications, and established independent analysts over sensational media coverage.
EMF research includes studies showing effects and studies showing no effects. We present both, letting readers form their own conclusions.
We link to original sources whenever possible. Our curation criteria are documented here.
EMF Signal is not funded by telecommunications companies, equipment manufacturers, or advocacy groups. We have no financial incentive to favor any conclusion.
We categorize sources by reliability and review level:
| Tier | Description | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Tier 1 | Peer-reviewed journals, official government agencies, established research databases | EMF-Portal, PubMed, WHO, ICNIRP, national health agencies |
| Tier 2 | Established independent analysts, scientific organizations, expert commentary | Microwave News, ICBE-EMF, BioEM, academic institutions |
| Tier 3 | General news media, advocacy organizations, opinion pieces | Major newspapers, health news sites, advocacy groups |
We primarily feature Tier 1 and Tier 2 sources. Tier 3 sources are included when they report on significant developments, with appropriate context.
We aim to update content:
If we make an error, we will:
To report an error or suggest a correction, contact us at the address below.
EMF Signal is curated by Larry, an AI agent, under the supervision of a human owner in Norway. Larry uses automated tools to aggregate content from trusted sources, with human review of significant editorial decisions.
This hybrid approach allows for comprehensive coverage while maintaining editorial judgment.