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Bioelectromagnetics
editHi Potatophysics, just checking in from a bit of a wikivacation. Thanks for starting that article, I would love to help. I added some stuff, just a table of contents. I sort of think this is a proper subject for a monograph (not yet written ;) Covering it even briefly in an encyclopedia article is going to be tough, but we can try. More at Talk:Bioelectromagnetics. ObsidianOrder 13:55, 29 November 2005 (UTC)
Speedy deletion nomination of Bioelectromagnetics
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