International scientists are gathered in Cairns, Australia this week for BioEM 2026, the world's largest conference on the biological effects of electromagnetic fields. The scientific program opens Monday, June 22, with a welcome from Azadeh Peyman and Sarah Loughran, followed by a plenary by Michael Repacholi on quality and reproducibility gaps in EMF laboratory research.
Day 2 program:
- 09:00 — Welcome (Azadeh Peyman, Sarah Loughran)
- 09:30 — Michael Repacholi plenary (Michael Repacholi, Chiyoji Ohkubo)
- 11:00 — Numerical dosimetry (Akimasa Hirata, Felipe Oliveira Ribas)
- 11:00 — Epidemiology and exposure assessment (Joachim Schüz, Adriana Fernandes Veludo)
- 13:15 — Static and low-frequency exposure, risk assessment and standards (Jolanta Karpowicz, Chhavi Raj Bhatt)
- 13:15 — Biomedical applications of electromagnetics (Lena Kranold, Marta Bonato)
- 14:45 — Poster Flash A (Joachim Schüz, Mike Wood)
- 15:45 — Poster session
- 18:30 — Student icebreaker