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MOBILEpodcast
Interview with Dawn Haig-Thomas
In this episode we speak with Dawn Haig-Thomas, Director of the GSM Association's Development Fund about their work to improve health care and social welfare using mobile communications as well as alternative energy projects for mobile networks. Download now
Date: June 2008 Language: eng File Size: 14.24 MB
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Interview with AMTA CEO Chris Althaus
In this MOBILEpodcast episode we speak with Chris Althaus, the chief executive officer of the Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association about their environment and recycling program - Mobile Muster.
Date May 2008 Language: eng File Size: 14.53 MBInterview with Dr Chung-Kwang (CK) Chou - Part 2
In this second part of our MOBILEpodcast interview with Motorola's Chief EME Scientist, Dr Chung-Kwang (CK) Chou we speak about his own research background and the important role that dosimetry plays in research projects in this field.
Date April 2008 Language: eng File Size: 17.89 MBInterview with Professor Lawrie Challis - Part 1
In this MOBILEpodcast we speak with the former chairman of the Mobile Telecommunications and Health Research Programme Professor Lawrie Challis about his views on the safety of mobile telephony, discuss his time with the MTHR Programme and talk about risk communication in science.
Date March 2008 Language: eng File Size: 22.58 MBInterview with Professor Lawrie Challis - Part 2
In the second part of this interview, we discuss the management and outcomes of the MTHR programme.
Date March 2008 Language: eng File Size: 17.32 MBInterview with Dr Chung-Kwang (CK) Chou - Part 1
In this MOBILEpodcast we speak with Motorola's Chief EME Scientist, Dr Chung-Kwang (CK) Chou about recent developments in China, international safety standards and the relationship between scientists and the media.
Date February 2008 Language: eng File Size: 13.29 MBInterview with Dr Vijayalaxmi, University of Texas
In this MOBILEpodcast we speak with the University Texas Health Science Centre Associate Professor Vijayalaxmi about her research into possible connections between mobile phone emissions and genetic mutation as well as about health and safety research in the developing world.
Date January 2008 Language: eng File Size: 19.10 MBInterview with Dr Ken Foster, University of Pennsylvania
In this interview we discuss the recent media attention on Wi-Fi devices with Pennsylvania Bioengineer Dr Ken Foster, whether different signals are more biologically active than others and finally discuss his work on the issue of precautionary measures.
Date June 2007 Language: eng File Size: 9.69 MBInterview with Dr Eric Van Rongen, Health Council of the Netherlands
This interview discusses newer radio technologies, such as 3G, DECT cordless phones and WiFi networks. Dr van Rongen also reviews the replication of the TNO 3G study and advice on mobile phone use by children.
Date May 2007 Language: eng File Size: 13.13 MBInterview with Dr Michael Repacholi, University of Rome
This covers the March 2007 report issued by the Irish Government's Expert Group on Health Effects of Electromagnetic Fields, of which he was a member. It also deals with how to make sense of the apparently contradictory media reports on the science in this area. Date April 2007 Language: eng File Size: 16.97 MBCopyright © GSM Association 2008