EBEA

Annoucements

Erice 2014 Lectures & Photos

Find here the lectures and photos of Erice School 2014.

Lectures

23rd April [22 MB]
24th April [10 MB]
25th April [12 MB]
26th April [17 MB]
28th April [15 MB]

Photos

photos 01 [2 MB]
photos 02 [36 MB]
photos 03 [43 MB]
photos 04 [52 MB]
photos 05 [43 MB]
photos 06 [23 MB]
photos 07 [23 MB]

Annoucement from the Secretary

Dear EBEA members,
Please find here the announcement of the BioEM2015 conference, that will be held in Asilomar Conference Center, CA, USA, from 14-19 June 2015. Please distribute this information by all possible means.
Best regards & Happy New Year 2015!

Micaela Liberti - EBEA Secretary

BIOEM 2015 in Asilomar - California

The BioEM2015 Local Organizing Committee, The Bioelectromagnetics Society (BEMS) and the European BioElectromagnetics Association (EBEA), welcome you Asilomar Conference Center, California, for the Annual Joint Meeting of our two societies from 14 to 19 June 2015.

Check out our website at http://www.bioem2015.org

Now online! Bioelectromagnetics Volume 36 Issue #1 (January 2015)

It is a pleasure to announce that Bioelectromagnetics, Volume 36, Issue #1 (January 2015) is NOW Online here. Read the announcement on ebea.org.

Welcome

EBEA is a non-profit scientific association, founded in December 1989 by scientists from different European countries.whose basic objectives are:

(1) Promote the development of Bioelectromagnetics in Europe

(2) Encourage the exchange of methodology and results in Bioelectromagnetics, and to facilitate the collaboration between European scientists specialised in the various disciplines, and between European scientists and scientists in the rest of the world;

(3) Provide reliable information on the advances in this new area of science;

(4) Inform about possible health risks of exposure to electromagnetic sources in the working, domestic or general environments.

Bioelectromagnetics

Bioelectromagnetics (Impact Factor, 2.759) covers the entire spectrum of nonionizing radiation research and is essential reading for biological scientists, engineers, medical doctors, physicists, and public health specialists in academia, government, and industry.