Neurophysiology of Magnetoreception (Animals that can receive low frequency magnetic fields)
My Masters thesis work was with David Dickman (Otolaryngology), Dora Angelaki (Anatomy and Neurobiology), and Ron Indeck (EE) who runs MISC. Our experiments aim to answer the question of whether the pigeon vestibular system is involved in a magnetic field compass.

(Loading sample at Beamline 20-ID-B, Argonne for synchrotron
x-ray fluorescence study of magnetite in pigeon sensory tissue)
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Other US labs that study magnetoreception:
Ken Lohmann's Lab UNC-Chapel Hill
John Phillips' Lab, Virginia Tech
Shaun Cain, Dennis Willows, University of Washington
Thorsten Ritz, UC Irvine
(Bacteria) Dennis Bazylinski, Iowa State
(Bacteria) Richard Frankel, CalPoly
If you are unaware of what some people think fields can do to a person look here: sort of amusing

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-Brad Lindseth