Science

2024

Reba Goodman’s 84 research works with 4343 citations, including: Electromagnetic fields and health: DNA-based dosimetry.

Professor of Pathology, Department de Pathology, Columbia University Health Sciences, 630 West, 168 Street, New York, USA

Effects of electromagnetic radiation (EMR) on cells and reactions with DNA, as in the cellular stress response.

MARTIN BLANK
earned PhDs in physical chemistry (1957) from Columbia University and in colloid science (1960) from University of Cambridge. He came to the department in 1959, retired as Associate Professor in 2011 and is now a Special Lecturer. His research has been on membranes, transport processes, excitation, and recently on health effects of electromagnetic radiation (EMR). His book on health effects of EMR is due out at the end of 2013.

Professor of Medicine and Ophthalmology, Ophthalmology Faculty 1988-99 at Kitasato University of Medicine, Kanagawa, Japan since 1999 at the Environmental Medical Center, Kitasato Institute Hospital, Japan Publications in Japan: 139

For his expertise on CEM and the eye: 1999 Member of the Japanese government Research Board into the 700 simultaneous cases of epilepsy  in children caused accidentally on December 16th 1997 by a Pokémon video game during a national television broad- cast.

International publications:14

Doctor in Neurosciences

University Reader

Immunology and Parasitology Laboratory, Pharmacy Faculty, Montpellier 1 University,
15, av. de Flahault, 34060 Montpellier Cedex 1, France Biological Research Director,
Tecnolab Research

Centre Expertise: neuro-endocrinology, immunology

Peer-reviewed international publications: 7
Peer-reviewed international publications on bio-electromagnetism: 3

Postgraduate Certificate in General Human Physiology

State Diploma of Doctorate in Medicine

Diploma in Homeopathic Therapeutics and Acupuncture

Inter-university diploma in health food and micronutrition (University of Dijon)

University diploma in neuro-functional pathologies (University of Dijon)

Member of the International Academy of Environmental Medicine

Since 2017: C.E.O of COMOSYSTEMS.

Former General Manager, TECNOLAB Research Center, COMOSYSTEMS

Director of research in fundamental biophysics on electromagnetic biocompatibility (1991-2001) and technological development (patent for magnetic compensation oscillators).

Founding Chairman of Quantiworld, a new start-up (2024) specializing in NIR spectrometry and research into the memory properties of aqueous solutions.

Doctor of Medicine

Specialist in Pain Assessment and Treatment.

Qualified in Acupuncture, Homeopathy, Osteopathy, AuriculoMedicine.

Diploma in Disability Assessment from the National School of Occupational Medicine (Madrid).

University Master’s degree in Evaluation of Bodily Injury and Disability at Work

Master’s degree in Environmental Medicine (American Association of Environmental Medicine)

Former Director of the University Department at the Faculté de Médecine de Paris Nord (from 1988 to 1998)

Retired member of the New York Academy of Sciences

Member of the International Academy of Environmental Medicine

Since 2017: Scientific Director of Comosystems S.L., Alicante, Spain, the company that today manufactures CMOs.

BSc., MSc.,Ph.D., CEng., CPhys. Professor of Construction Engineering

Department of Construction Management & Engineering, University of Reading, Reading RG6 6AW, UK

2000: Awarded Lifetime Membership of the International Academy of Indoor Air Sciences

Editor and founder of:

International Intelligent Building Journal

1972-2000: Author of books on architecture, the environment and ergonomy at work as productivity factors:12

Latest publication: “Creating the Productive Workplace”, 2000

Congresses, conferences: 105

Publications (1962 – 2000): 224

Professor Emeritus in Immunology, Faculty of Pharmacy – Immunology and Parasitology Laboratory – University of Montpellier 1 – France

International peer-reviewed publications: 93 (1965 – 1997)

World-renowned for her fundamental biological research into the effects of high dilutions and low doses and their possible mechanisms of biological information.

Since 1993: Direction of studies conducted with Dr. B.J.Youbicier-Simo at the University of Montpellier 1 on the effects of electromagnetic fields on chickens and mice exposed to display devices and cell phones, and their standardization with the magnetic oscillation compensation technology developed by Tecnolab (COMOSYSTEMS).

International peer-reviewed publications of these studies: 3 (1997-2000-2001)

Lecturer and researcher in higher education (INSA Lyon).

Doctor of Science, expert pharmacologist-toxicologist, he is in charge of teaching on the electromagnetic bio-environment, the nature of risks and radiation protection at Claude Bernard University in Lyon.

Member of the New York Academy of Sciences, the European Bioelectromagnetics Association (EBEA) and the Bioelectromagnetics Society (BEMS).

Gerard J. Hyland received his undergraduate degree in physics from the University of Liverpool in 1961. He obtained his PhD under the supervision of renowned physicist Herbert Fröhlich between 1965 and 1968. Dr Hyland specialized in theoretical physics and his career includes contributions to quantum field theory, condensed matter physics and biophotonics.

He is an Honorary Associate of the University of Warwick, UK, an Executive Member of the International Institute of Biophysics, Neuss-Holzheim, Germany, and a Trustee of the UK EM Radiation Trust.

He is best known for his work on biophotonics and the effects of electromagnetic radiation on biological systems. Dr Hyland has also consulted for the European Union on nuclear fuel thermophysics and superconductivity. His research has led to discussions on the health effects of non-thermal electromagnetic influences, particularly those from cell phones and microwaves.

In particular, he underlined the inadequacy of standards established by mathematical simulations or exposures of inert material when applied to living organisms, without taking into account the specific characteristics of life.

He tried to raise awareness of this crucial aspect of the problem, against which existing safety guidelines governing human exposure offer no protection.

Doctor of Pharmaceutical Sciences Pharmacist: Hospital Practitioner, Head of Pharmacy-Pharmacology Department – C.H.U. (AP) Hôpital Paul Brousse, Paris, France. Maître de Conférences, University of Paris XI, Paris, France

International peer-reviewed publications on the subject of EMF:

– Effects of 50Hz in mice and humans

– Effects of TV exposure on mice

– Human cancer and ELFs

– Danger of cellular phones and their base stations

Research Director at Coghill Research Laboratories. United Kingdom

Research on: “PROTECTIVE EFFECT ON HUMAN PERIPHERAL BLOOD LYMPHOCYTES OF A DEVICE (TECNO AO) CLAIMING TO REDUCE ADVERSE EFFECTS FROM A MOBILE TELEPHONE”

B.A, M.Phil, M.A., D.Phil, AFBPsS, C.Psychol. Professor of Clinical Psychology

Institute for Health Services Research(IHSR) University of Luton, UK

Professor and Research Director, Center for Neurological Therapies – Institute of the University of Düsseldorf – Düsseldorf – Germany

Specialist in clinical neuropsychology

Teaching: Research Methodology, Statistics, Neuropsychology, Clinical Psychology

Doctor of Medicine, Specialist in Occupational Medicine, Hospital Doctor

Groupe Hospitalier Cochin-Tarnier, University Hospital, Paris, France

1981- 97 Work for the Comité d’Hygiène et Sécurité du Travail (Occupational Health and Safety Committee)

Research work on the subject of EMFs:

1986: Les risques du travail sur écran de visualisation (Risks of working with display screens)

1995: Screen work and secretariats

1995: “Etude clinique de l’état de stress lié au travail sur écran et sa correction par une protection technique du CEM de l’écran” (Clinical study of stress linked to screen work and its correction by technical protection of the screen’s EMF).

1997: Report: Screen work – implementation of decree no. 91-451 (May 14, 1991)

Prof. Dr.MD Sc.

State Scientific Center of Russian Federation – Institute of Biophysics (SSCRF), Moscow, Russia Chairman of Russian National Commitee on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (RNCNIRP) Member of the Academy of Sciences of Russia

Doctorate in Zoology, Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB)

Agrégée de l’enseignement supérieur (ULB)

Research units / Evolutionary Biology and Ecology (EBE)

Projects : Biology of Social Insects

Laboratoire d’éco éthologie évolutive, CP 160/12 DBO Faculté des Sciences, Université Libre de Bruxelles 50, Av F. Roosevelt, 1050 Bruxelles.

Dr. of Science, Professor

Head of Department at Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia

PhD. in Mathematics and Physics

Head of Electromagnetic Biophysics Laboratory, General Physics Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences, 38, Vavilova St., Moscow 119991, GSP-1, Russia

Consultant, Director of Physics and Biophysics Department, Tecnolab Research Centre, France

Vladimir Binhi is a physicist, well known for his work on bioelectromagnetics and magnetobiology. His field of expertise includes electromagnetobiology, magnetic processes in molecular systems and magnetic measurements. Prof Binhi has carried out intensive research in this field for some 35 years. Prof Binhi has published over 60 works in peer-reviewed journals. His book “Magnetobiology” (Academic Press, San Diego), with a preface by Nobel laureate A.M. Prokhorov, is devoted to the classical and quantum physics of magnetobiology.

Prof Binhi graduated from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology as a specialist in electronic processes in 1977. He then obtained a PhD from the Lebedev Institute of Physics of the USSR Academy of Sciences and a PhD in physics/mathematics from Lomonosov Moscow State University for his theoretical work in electromagnetic biophysics.

Expertise: Quantum physics

Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences Official WHO Correspondent for Russia Magnetic processes in molecular systemsProton dynamics and structure defects in liquid water

Author of a book on theoretical biophysics: “Magnetobiology: Underlying Physical Problems” published by Academic Press, London, 2002

Marc Henry is a teacher-researcher and professor emeritus at the University of Strasbourg, where he has taught chemistry, materials science and quantum physics.

Prof Henry’s scientific research has given rise to over 160 publications with around 13,000 citations.

A specialist in water, the cell and quantum physics, Marc Henry is a researcher who tries to understand water in all its aspects: physical, chemical, biological in relation to all electromagnetic phenomena.

He is also a historian of science, an epistemologist and a philosopher trying to understand the emergence of the phenomenon of consciousness in relation to quantum physics.

Author of a book on Water and Quantum Physics : « L’eau et la physique quantique – Vers une révolution de la médecine » 3 septembre 2016.

For the past fifteen years, he has supported Comosystems’ theoretical work and presented it at conferences.

At the end of 2024, he validated the writing with Dr. René Messagier, CEO of Comosystems, the text named:

« THE PHYSICS PRINCIPLES OF CMO TECHNOLOGY

OR “HOW DOES IT WORK”? »

A comprehensive, scientific description of the theoretical quantum physics of CMO technology solutions.

Dr. Jelena Muncan earned her PhD in Biomedical Engineering in 2014, specializing in non-invasive glucose sensing using spectroscopy.

In 2011 she was introduced to aquaphotomics—a novel science focused on water-light interactions, established by Prof. Dr. Roumiana Tsenkova from Kobe University, Japan.

In 2017, she was awarded a prestigious post-doctoral research fellowship from the Japanese Society for the Promotion of Science to study aquaphotomics with Prof. Tsenkova at Kobe University, where she focused on applying aquaphotomics for non-invasive disease diagnosis. She is currently a specially appointed associate professor in the newly established Aquaphotomics Research Department.

Dr. Muncan’s multidisciplinary research spans fundamental studies of water-biomolecule interactions, water interactions with nanomaterials and biomaterials, and bio-measurements and bio-diagnostics of living systems.

Her ultimate goal is to translate aquaphotomics research into practical applications in life sciences. She has authored or co-authored numerous publications in international journals and books and is a sought-after speaker at conferences worldwide.

In 2022, Dr. Muncan received the NIR Advance Award for her significant contributions to the development of aquaphotomics and near-infrared spectroscopy in Japan.

Her most recent award-winning work, Aquaphotomics Reveals Fine Tuning of Water Molecular Structure in Ultra-PCR, was a collaboration between Prof. Tsenkova’s team and the late Prof. Dr. Luc Montagnier’s team, which developed a modified ultra-polymerase chain reaction (PCR) technique. This work demonstrated how different preparatory steps in ultra-PCR influence the organization of the water molecular network, thereby altering the behavior of water when exposed to temperature cycles.

Since the beginning of 2024, Prof. Muncan has been working with Comosystems on understanding the physical phenomena underlying structural changes in aqueous solutions when subjected to electromagnetic fields and sound frequencies, particularly those of the solutions filling CMOs.