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🇦🇺 BioEM 2026 Day 2: Scientific Program Opens with Repacholi Plenary

June 21, 2026 (EMFS)
Jun 22, 2026 (original)
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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:

BioEM 2026
Day 2 — Monday (June 22)

Full programme

09:00 Welcome (Azadeh Peyman, Sarah Loughran)
09:30 Plenary 1 (Michael Repacholi, Chiyoji Ohkubo)
  • Michael Repacholi — Addressing Quality and Reproducibility Gaps in EMF Bioeffects Laboratory Research: International Guidance Initiative
11:00 OS 1 — Numerical Dosimetry: ELF to Millimeter Waves (Akimasa Hirata, Felipe Oliveira Ribas)
  • OS01-01 Felipe Oliveira Ribas — Electromagnetic Exposure in Greenhouse Environments under RIS-Assisted Millimeter-Wave Fields
  • OS01-02 Rossella Rizzo — Electromagnetic Exposure Assessment of the Gestational Breast at 6 GHz
  • OS01-03 Homei Fujita — Relationship between Antenna Position and Localized SAR under Simultaneous Multi-Frequency Radiation
  • OS01-04 Lucien Hammen — Estimation of the Intracorporal E Field Induced by Low-Frequency B Field: Numerical Simulation and Experimental Approach
11:00 OS 2 — Epidemiology and Exposure Assessment 1 (Joachim Schüz, Adriana Fernandes Veludo)
  • OS02-01 Rohan Mate — Is Occupational Exposure to Radiofrequency Electromagnetic Fields Associated with Risk of Glioma or Follicular Lymphoma?
  • OS02-02 Nirmala Prajapati — Mobile Phone Use and Brain Tumour Risk in the UK Biobank Cohort
  • OS02-03 De-Kun Li — Exposure to Radio-Frequency Non-Ionizing Radiation from Magnetic Resonance Imaging Procedures and Increased Risk of Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer
  • OS02-04 Deborah Tuka — Influence of Chronic Radiofrequency Electromagnetic Field Exposure on Electroencephalogram Power Spectrum in Sleeping Preterm Neonates
13:15 OS 3 — Static and Low-Frequency Exposure, Risk Assessment and Standards (Jolanta Karpowicz, Chhavi Raj Bhatt)
  • OS03-01 Nicolas Bouisset — Frequency-Dependent Sensory Perception Induced by Extremely Low-Frequency Magnetic Fields in the Human Hand
  • OS03-02 Jolanta Karpowicz — Managing Static Magnetic Field-Related Hazards in Industrial versus Medical Work Environments
  • OS03-03 Phung Tran — A Standardized Protocol for Residential Magnetic Field Measurements
  • OS03-04 Chiyoji Ohkubo — Does a Lending Service for Magnetic Field Meters Contribute to Reducing Public Risk Perception of Electromagnetic Fields, Including among People with Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity and Electronic Harassment?
  • OS03-05 Antonio Faraone — Global EMF Exposure Limits, Standards, and Compliance Assessment: The Role of IEEE ICES
13:15 OS 4 — Biomedical Applications of Electromagnetics (Lena Kranold, Marta Bonato)
  • OS04-01 Pia Schneeweiss — Experimental and Numerical Exposure Assessment of Antennas in Electronic Article Surveillance Systems
  • OS04-02 Leslie Vallet — Long-Term Electrical Control of Cellular Calcium Signaling: Strategies and Technical Considerations
  • OS04-03 Rafael Fiore — Development of a Microwave Substrate Integrated Waveguide Device for Melanoma Detection
  • OS04-04 Noa Shilo — Development of Ovarian Tissue and Surrounding Anatomy Phantoms for Microwave-Based Tumour Detection
14:45 Poster Flash A (Joachim Schüz, Mike Wood)
  • FA-01 Lam Vien Che — Image-Based Digital Twin for Quantifying Electric Field Exposure of Human Osteoblast Spheroids
  • FA-02 Shota Suzuki — Development of a Numerical Model for a 7-GHz Lens Antenna for the Study of Thermo-Physiological and Cellular Function Changes Induced by Localized RF Exposure in the 5G FR3 Band
  • FA-03 Rossella Rizzo — A Dynamic Phantom-Based Platform for Controlled Validation of Radar-Based Cardio-Respiratory Monitoring
  • FA-04 Anna Tommasini — Multiphysics Modeling of Shape- and Size-Dependent Magnetoelectric Nanoparticles for Controlled Drug Release
  • FA-05 Itsuki Goto — Field Reconstruction for Power Density Assessment on Curved Surfaces for EMF Exposure in the FR3 Band
15:45 Poster Session A
  • PA-01 Mailan Arachchige Don Rajitha Kawshalya — Sources of Uncertainty in Occupational Extremely Low-Frequency Magnetic Field Exposure Assessment in Smart Manufacturing Environments
  • PA-02 Sabine Duerr — Spectrogram-Based Maximum Power Extrapolation for 5G NR EMF Exposure Assessment
  • PA-03 Minhyeok Lee — A Large-Scale Measurement-Based Comparative Analysis of Electromagnetic Field Strengths from Co-Located 4G and 5G NR Base Stations in South Korea
  • PA-04 Nam Kim — A Compact Low-SAR Carbon Nanotube-PDMS Composite MIMO Antenna for Wearable Systems
  • PA-05 Florence Poulletier de Gannes — Investigation of the Effects of 26 GHz, 5G-Modulated Millimeter-Wave Exposure on Reconstructed Human Epithelial Tissues Using a Blinded Reverberation-Chamber Setup
  • PA-06 Clarissa Vazquez-Colon — Absorbed Power Density and Temperature Rise at Millimeter-Wave Frequencies for a High-Resolution Human Model
  • PA-07 Nam Kim — Low-SAR Carbon Nanotube-PDMS Composite MIMO Antenna for Wearable Systems
  • PA-08 Shuchen Liu — Regulatory Effects of Active Components from Ginkgo Biloba Flowers on Microwave Radiation-Induced Cerebral Injury in Mice
  • PA-09 Shinichi Muroya — Measurement of Magnetic Fields in a DC Electric Train Car
  • PA-10 Lifeng Wang — Effects of 900 MHz Microwave Radiation on Microtubules in Alzheimer's Disease
  • PA-11 / FA-01 Lam Vien Che — Image-Based Digital Twin for Quantifying Electric Field Exposure of Human Osteoblast Spheroids
  • PA-12 Richard De La Rosa — Investigation of the Protective Effect of Radiofrequency Electromagnetic Fields in Cultured Cells Challenged with Sodium Arsenite
  • PA-13 Ji Dong — Effects of Microwave Radiation on Sensitive Brain Regions and Response Molecules Associated with Cognitive Function
  • PA-14 Donggeun Choi — Applying the Actual Maximum Power Factor in the EMF Strength Evaluation Method for 5G Base Stations
  • PA-15 / FA-02 Shota Suzuki — Development of a Numerical Model for a 7-GHz Lens Antenna for the Study of Thermo-Physiological and Cellular Function Changes Induced by Localized RF Exposure in the 5G FR3 Band
  • PA-16 Gregory McGarr — Human Skin Temperature Responses to Local 6 GHz RF-EMF Exposure
  • PA-17 Duksoo Kwon — Field Uniformity Analysis and P-Norm-Based Predictive Modeling for Multi-Frequency RF-EMF Exposure in Large-Scale Biological Research
  • PA-18 / FA-03 Rossella Rizzo — A Dynamic Phantom-Based Platform for Controlled Validation of Radar-Based Cardio-Respiratory Monitoring
  • PA-20 / FA-04 Anna Tommasini — Multiphysics Modeling of Shape- and Size-Dependent Magnetoelectric Nanoparticles for Controlled Drug Release
  • PA-21 Hiroaki Miyagi — International Comparison of Public Knowledge and Perceptions of Electromagnetic Fields
  • PA-22 Nirmala Prajapati — Exposure to 5G Radiofrequency Electromagnetic Fields and Risk of Skin Cancer: Methodology for Risk Assessment Used in the SEAWave Project
  • PA-23 / FA-05 Itsuki Goto — Field Reconstruction for Power Density Assessment on Curved Surfaces for EMF Exposure in the FR3 Band
  • PA-24 Masaki Sekino — Analysis of Exhaled Component Concentrations before and after Magnetic Stimulation of Rat Hindlimbs
  • PA-25 Sajeev Ambalayam — Sex-Specific Modulation of Descending Pain Pathways Following Magnetic Field Exposure in a Rat Model of Spinal Cord Injury
  • PA-26 Nicolas Bouisset — Neural Signatures of Magnetophosphene Perception: Gamma-Band Activity during 20 Hz ELF-MF Exposure
  • PA-27 Kenneth Joyner — CAD File Models of Mobile Phone Handsets
  • PA-28 Tomoaki Nagaoka — Development of Site-Specific Computational Models of Human Skin Microrelief
  • PA-29 Naomi Tamura — Association between Problematic Behaviours and Personal Environmental RF-EMF Levels among Japanese Children
  • PA-30 Takashi Hikage — Dose-Dependent Changes in Skin Temperature and Blood Flow Induced by Local 60 GHz Millimeter-Wave Exposure in Rats
  • PA-31 Blaž Valič — Validation of Numerical Tools Used for Exposure Assessment in Real Smart Industry Environments with Private 5G Networks
  • PA-32 Rafal Pawlak — SI2PEM — A National Platform for Transparent Monitoring of Electromagnetic Field Exposure Generated by Mobile Network Infrastructure
18:30 Student Icebreaker

Source

BioEM 2026 — Technical Program and General Information (Monday programme) bioem.org

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