Dear Colleagues,

The Special Issue  invites  engineers, biologists and physicists dealing with  the phenomenon of interaction of electromagnetic field and engineering structures with respect to human body, or wider, to biological objects. The problem is of great importance as the use of electromagnetic field   has increased dramatically in the last decades and still keeps growing. Such a situation brings the improvement of the quality of life for the majority of human population and also evokes the anxiety and concern among some groups of people. Because of the nature of non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation, all the debates, and relevant discussions are very emotional and do not leave much place for scientific arguments  On the other hand, there are a lot of attempts  introducing electromagnetic field into the area of medicine. Although the relationship between electromagnetism and human body is known since the ancient era, the last years brought fast development of, the so called, electromagnetic medicine. Needless to say, also this area of bioelectromagnetics evokes numerous discussions and controversies.  It seems to the Guest Editors of the SI  that such a publication,   as well as many other  books and scientific journals try to enlighten the problem with the use of scientifically founded facts.   The particular targets of the Special Issue of Sensors  can be briefly summarized as presenting  innovations in analyzing, modelling and controlling bioelectromagnetic phenomena  in engineering, medicine and environment.

Prof. Andrzej Krawczyk
Prof. Ewa Korzeniewska
Guest Editors

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