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Invitation For Research Bids

Following the publication of the report by the Independent Expert Group on Mobile Phones, chaired by Sir William Stewart, and the Group’s recommendation for further research in this field, a Programme Management Committee has been set up to advise on this research programme. The Committee invites outline applications to undertake research into the possible health impact of Mobile Telecommunications.

Bids are particularly invited in the following areas:

  • Effects on brain function;
  • Consequences of exposure to pulsed signals;
  • Improvements in dosimetry;
  • Sub cellular and cellular changes induced by RF radiation and their possible impact on health;
  • Psychological and sociological studies related to the use of mobile phones;
  • Epidemiological and human volunteer studies including the study of children, and individuals who might be more susceptible to RF radiation

Outline applications are invited for research projects lasting a maximum of three years. It is anticipated that a further call for research applications will be made later this year building on research funded through this initial programme. The contracts will be awarded on the basis of tenders which offer the most creative approach, are likely to be effective and practicable and offer the best value for money based on price and quality. Previous experience in undertaking similar research is highly desirable. Research projects are expected to start within three months of being awarded a contract.

For a more detailed research brief and application forms please write to:

Mrs. Baljeet Rehal, PH5B, Room 688D, Skipton House, 80 London Road, Elephant & Castle, London SE1 6LH. Further details can be found on www.doh.gov.uk/mobilephones/research

The deadline for receipt of outline applications is noon on Friday 30th March 2001. It is anticipated that the deadline for full proposals will be in mid-June 2001.


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