Basic Introduction to Bioelectromagnetics, Third Edition

Rezensionen / Stimmen

'This book presents a complicated topic in a simple way using examples and illustrations to provide general intuition on the important concepts of Bioelectromagnetics. The reader can grasp the fundamental concepts of biolelectromagnetics without the requirement for a strong background in vector calculus and partial differential equations. This book is perfect for people working in the life science world that want to understand the fundamental concepts behind the electromagnetic tools they use in their work.'

- Dr. Rock Hadley, Research Assistant Professor, University of Utah

"The book is unique in terms of its content; it is simple with minimal mathematics. It targets "anybody" who is interested in bioelectromagnetics and who wants to know "something" about electromagnetics."

- Professor Levent Sevgi, Istanbul OKAN University

"The main strength of this text, as its title suggests, is that it does not assume expertise in electromagnetics. Several other texts on bio-electromagnetics assume from the reader in-depth knowledge of electromagnetic theory and are hence difficult to use in undergraduate courses. This is the first text, to my knowledge, that is undergraduate-friendly and that makes this non-trivial topic approachable... for an instructor who wants to introduce undergraduates to bioelectromagnetics, this text makes the course preparation easier and will be a valuable resource for the students."

- Professor Milica Popovich, McGill University

"The authors clearly explain the underlying concepts and theories important to electromagnetics without relying on detailed equations. These explanations are supported by a series of scenarios that illustrate the key points effectively. The scenarios are also designed to provide insight into practical applications. This approach allows the authors to emphasize the important aspects of fields to consider, and to discuss a variety of real-world applications."

- Dr. Elise Fear, University of Calgary