Radio-frequency radiation: questions on humans, nature and technology

By gottfried herrmann 10 November 2026

Radio-frequency radiation: questions on humans, nature and technology

Wireless communication accompanies our everyday lives. It connects people, makes mobile working possible and makes many things easier. But how carefully do we consider the possible consequences of an ever more densely networked environment?

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