MTHR - Mobile Telecommunications and Health Research

Scientific reports

Although the principal route for dissemination of scientific findings is by publication in the peer-reviewed literature, there are usually limits on the length of such publications. Hence when there is a need to publish detailed methods or a large volume of data it may be necessary to present these in detailed scientific reports. The MTHR Programme Management Committee strongly recommends that Principal Investigators should seek to publish research findings in peer-reviewed papers wherever possible. This page lists detailed scientific reports resulting from work funded under the Programme.

Publications in peer-reviewed scientific journals are listed elsewhere on this web site.

Dosimetry

Cooper T, Mann S M, Khalid, M, and Blackwell, R P (2004). Exposure of the General Public to Radio Waves near Microcell and Picocell Base Stations for Mobile Telecommunications. NRPB-W62, Chilton.

Mann S M, Addison D S, Blackwell R P, and Khalid M (2005). Personal Dosimetry of RF Radiation, Laboratory and Volunteer Trials of an RF Personal Dosimeter, HPA-RPD-008, Chilton.

Parkes AM, Luke T, Burns PC and Lansdown T (2007). Conversations in cars: the relative hazards of mobile phones. Crowthorne, TRL Report 664.