As part of the newly formed EME Program, ARPANSA is making it’s first annual call for applications to address the research priority of ‘5G EME exposures and health’.
In celebration of National Science Week 2021 (14-22 August), ARPANSA will be hosting an online event ‘Mobile phones and health’, with our Electromagnetic Energy (EME) Program Director, Associate Professor Sarah Loughran.
ARPANSA has launched a new radiofrequency safety standard. An extensive review of the scientific literature was conducted, and experts from a diverse range of fields were consulted in developing the new Standard. The new Standard will protect the community from all new and existing technologies using RF.
This was a cross-sectional study that examined the possible association between exposure of
This cross-sectional study investigated the possible association between
A recent scientific review by ARPANSA and Swinburne University into radio waves and calcium movements in the body has found no evidence radio waves cause non-thermal health effects.
The Australian Radiation and Nuclear Protection Agency (ARPANSA) is proud to welcome Dr Sarah Loughran as the inaugural Director of ARPANSA’s activities under the government’s enhanced Electromagnetic Energy (EME) Program.
This experimental study investigated whether exposure to radiofrequency electromagnetic energy (RF EME) from using a mobile phone affected sleep in 30 elderly males and 30 elderly females.
