Anyone who wants to follow news about non-ionizing electromagnetic fields’ effects on biology and health more closely now has a new site that should make it easier to stay updated. The site is called www.emfsignal.com (EMF Signal 2026a), and has the ambition to become nothing less than the world’s best EMF site.
Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve been polishing the site together with my bot Larry. And the site is starting to take shape.
The site aims to provide updated access to all the world’s EMF news.
I myself am surprised at how well this human-machine collaboration has worked so far. With the help of the bot Larry and this site, I have managed to stay better updated on the latest news than ever before. Previously, I felt I had to seek out the news; now everything is gathered in one place and comes to me.
Interesting news has also emerged that I perhaps would not have heard about otherwise, if it hadn’t been for the site:
An example is the story about the stadium that this year was used for the Super Bowl final in American football. In mainstream media in the USA, it was widely covered that speculation had arisen about whether the team that normally plays its home games there had so many injuries because the training facility at the stadium is located so close to a transformer that exposes the players to extremely low frequency electromagnetic fields (ELF-EMF) (EMF Signal 2026b). I have not seen this covered in channels other than American mainstream media, which I usually don’t read. But Larry picked up this story and has gathered a whole series of articles about this in the week leading up to the final, which was held on February 8, 2026. In the aftermath, some have also announced research funding totaling $100,000 USD to research the connection between ELF-EMF and soft tissue injuries (ResearchHub 2026).
Visit the site at www.emfsignal.com (Norwegian version at www.emfsignal.com/no).
The site is available in Norwegian and English, but will become available in more languages over time.
Feel free to share your thoughts! Send your feedback, preferably to emfsignal@proton.me.
EMF Signal is also on Bluesky and Twitter/X.
References
Citation
@online{rohde2026,
author = {Rohde, Mads},
title = {EMF {Signal!}},
date = {2026-02-25},
url = {https://madsrohde.com/posts/en/emf-signal-launch/},
langid = {en}
}