~e; Fwd: CELLS AND FIELDS

[brian carroll <human@electronetwork.org>]

  [this news is a hopeful sign that new interpretations of old events
  will include EM effects in their modeling, and understanding...]


>Newsgroups:   bit.listserv.emflds-l
>Date:         Fri, 2 Nov 2001 08:21:40 -0800
>Sender: "Electromagnetics in Medicine, Science & Comunications"
>               <EMFLDS-L@LISTSERV.ACSU.BUFFALO.EDU>
>From: Jerry Pollack <ghp@U.WASHINGTON.EDU>
>Subject:      CELLS AND FIELDS
>To: EMFLDS-L@LISTSERV.ACSU.BUFFALO.EDU
>
>I draw your attention to a new book referred to in *Science* as "an eloquent
>and accessible statement of a heresy that has smoldered at the fringe of
>orthodox biology for about 30 years."
>
>The book is about cell function-from the viewpoint of an electrical
>engineer.  Based upon a new unifying gel theory, the material impacts our
>understanding of biological systems at virtually all levels.   It begins
>from simple fundamentals of chemistry and physics.  From there, it builds a
>broad framework of understanding.
>
>The book provides fresh insights into many electrical aspects of cell
>function.  It explains long-range effects that extend far from the cell.
>And, it provides a new basis for understanding how electromagnetic fields
>could impact the cell.  The conclusions are fresh and unorthodox.
>
>I would be happy to provide more information about the subject matter
>(ghp@u.washington.edu); or, if you wish, have a look at "Cells, Gels and the
>Engines of Life," read the first chapter, check a long list of editorial
>comments, and even purchase the book on line at: www.cellsandgels.com.
>
>I welcome your thoughts, comments, and feedback.
>
>Gerald H. Pollack
>Professor of Bioengineering
>University of Washington
>(Fellow: AIMBE, Am. Ht. Assoc.)
>
>
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>***********
>Gerald H. Pollack, Ph.D
>Professor of Bioengineering
>Box 357962
>University of Washington
>Seattle WA 98195
>Tel: 206/685-1880
>FAX: 206/685-3300
>email: ghp@u.washington.edu
>***********


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