The 6th scientific workshop presented by the 19th URSI-C in Japan


1.        Convener: Dr. Atsushi Sanada, Yamaguchi University

2.        Date/time: 13:00 -16:45, May 13, 2005

3.        Venue: Laboratory of Nanoelectronics and Spintronics, Research Institute of Electrical Communication, Tohoku University (Sendai, Japan)

4.        Registration fee: Free

5.        Listed attendees: 36 persons

6.        Local arrangement: Prof. Koji Mizuno's Lab., Research Institute of Electrical Communication, Tohoku University

7.        Session title: gRadio Waves and Biologyh

8.        Presentation: 60 min including Q&A for each speaker

(a) gRadio Waves and Human Bodies (communication and medical treatment)h                     Speaker: Prof. Koichi Itoh, Chiba University

(b) gRadio Waves and Non-Invasive Measurementsh
       Speaker: Prof. Yoshio Nikawa, Kokushikan University

(c) gRadio Wave Absorption by Human bodies (Measurement Standardization and Numerical Techniques)h
       Speaker: Dr. Shinji Tanabe, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

(d) gRadio Waves and Fruitsh
       Speaker: Prof. Koji Mizuno, Tohoku University

9.        Banquet

Venue: Iwanumaya, Sendai, Japan

Attendees: 16 persons

10.    The steering committee meeting took place from 8:50 to 9:50 on May 14, 2005.

11.    Concluding Remarks

This sixth scientific workshop was entitled "Radio Waves and Biologyh and was the first cosponsored workshop with the URSI-K group. A diverse range of applications from medical issue and standardizations were presented by the front-line researchers in the field, and there was a fruitful gathering of participants both from the medical application and communication fields. The topics included technical issues of radio waves on ubiquitous communication and medical treatment, radio waves and non-invasive biological measurements, political issues on measurement standardization and numerical techniques, and botanical measurements of fruits by radio waves. Intensive discussions on this field of radio wave applications were held with discerning questions, and the meeting was a big success.