Elsewhere we have pages that deal with:
- the different types of research you can do
- some of the key studies
- what these studies have told us about EMFs and various diseases
Here, we give information on some ongoing research (clearly this is not an exhaustive list):
- research conducted by the UK electricity industry
- the Biological Research Trust
We also have information if you want to conduct research yourself on the UK transmission system
Other EMF research internationally
Research into EMFs goes on in many different countries and in many different institutions. We cannot list them all here but here are links to some of the more important ones. In addition, WHO maintain a database of EMF research.
- The Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI)
This is a research institute supported by many American electricity companies, most of whom do not do their own research. National Grid are also members of EPRI. - The RAPID programme
This USA programme has now finished, but was a major programme on EMFs in the 1990s, funded jointly by Government and industry. See the website of the NIEHS who ran the programme. - The EU have funded various research programmes. The older ones are described in this booklet - a major programme in the 2000s was the REFLEX programme. A significant programme in the 2010s has been Arimmora.