Scientific Advisory Group

 

Alvaro De Salles

 

 
Professor at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul- UFRGS, in Porto Alegre, Brazil. Brain modeller on differential RF exposures in adults and children.

"Alvaro de Salles is an electrical engineer in Porto Alegre, Brazil, near the bottom of the world, who chairs a department of electrical engineering...in a series of papers and reports produced over the past decade, [he has] been making the case for applying more detailed and biologically based models to the estimation of exposures to the brains and bodies of all of us. De Salles works with a series of brain models that rely on magnetic resonance imaging made from a live ten-year-old boy and clearly shows the different absorption characteristics of different parts of the brain." -Disconnect

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Om P. Gandhi

Professor and Chair, Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Utah

"Sometimes revolutions are begun by improbable leaders. Om P. Gandhi and his group at the University of Utah were supported by the Defense Department and industry for three decades as they painstakingly devised the methods that would be used to evaluate the impact of microwaves on living systems. His team started out studying lab rats that had been deprived of food so that they would be eager to learn to perform in a maze in reward for pellets. They soon found that certain wavelengths and conditions of microwave energy could cause these starved rats to stop working for chow. That was how the first standards for exposure to microwaves for the rest of us were set." - Disconnect
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Siegal Sadetzki

  Senior Advisor to Israeli Health Ministry with Sackler Faculty of Medicine, School of Public Health, Department of EpidemiologyInstitute Cancer Unit 

"Siegal Sadetzki is a highly respected epidemiologist and physician who drafted the Israeli government's official warning on cell phones and is a leader of the Interphone analysis...Sadetzki explained that while she was not certain cell pone radiation caused brain tumors, she had ample reasons for concer. Among those reasons was her own workshowing that heavier cell phone users in Israel developed significantly more tumors of the cheek--the parotid gland--as those who did not use cell phones. " - Disconnect 
 
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Frank Barnes, PhD

University of Colorado, Chair of National Academy Of Sciences Committee on Cell Phone Research Priorities Distinguished Professor, Electrical, Computer, and Energy Engineering, University of Colorado Chair, National Academy Of Sciences, Committee on Cell Phone Research Priorities, 2008 

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Phil Lee, M.D.

 

Chancellor Emeritus, Department of Medicine, Phillip R. Lee Institute for Health Policy Studies, University of California, San Francisco
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Woodson Merill

Executive Director, Continuum Center for Health & Healing, Beth Israel Medical Center 

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Harvey Karp 

Assistant Professor, Pediatrics, USC School of Medicine

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Annie Sasco 

Team Leader, Epidemiology for Cancer Prevention,
Victor Segalen Bordeaux 2 University 
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Ron Herberman

Medical Director of Intrexon, Former Founding Director of the University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute (UPCI) and the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Cancer Center 
 
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Elizabeth Ridgeway

Physician, Jackson Pediatrics 

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Richard Stein

Richard A. Stein is a physician researcher conducting basic biological research on the genome at Princeton University. A prolific writer and experimentalist, he received his medical degree in Hungary and conducted post-doctoral studies in biochemistry and molecular biology at the University of Alabama in Birmingham, after practicing family medicine for two years. His doctoral research focused on chromosomal organization and bacterial dynamics. He’s fluent in English, Romanian, Hungarian, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, and German. 

 

Harry V. Lehmann

 

Mr. Lehmann has been practicing law in California since 1977. His career has been largely dedicated to representing clients in civil actions. He has successfully handled or supervised approximately fourteen hundred civil matters. His work is focused on scientific and engineering proof cases, including products liability, civil engineering, accident reconstruction, and mechanical engineering and aviation product defects litigation. He has significant experience representing individuals and working in mass litigation for consumers.

Mr. Lehmann also has experience successfully representing clients suffering from serious and catastrophic personal injuries, and clients that have lost loved ones in accidents. He has significant experience working with clients suffering from brain and spinal cord injuries, and working on injury cases that turn on medical proof.