Shinji Harakawa

Visiting Professor

Obihiro University of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine

Japan

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Shinji Harakawa is a Visiting Professor at Obihiro University of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, Japan. His research focuses on the effects of electric fields on biological systems, particularly in relation to sympathetic activity, heart rate variability, and sleep. Recent publications include studies on electric field treatment and its physiological impacts in both human and animal models.

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Waseda University

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Decreases in Sympathetic Activity Due to Low-Intensity Extremely Low-Frequency Electric Field Treatment Revealed by Measurement of Spontaneous Fluctuations in Skin Conductance in Healthy Subjects

Respiratory Gas Analysis in the Evaluation of Biological Effects of Electric Field Exposure in Mice

電界処置による生物学的作用の心拍変動解析を用いた評価

Alterations in Heart Rate Variability and Electroencephalogram during <scp>20‐Minute</scp> Extremely Low Frequency Electric Field Treatment in Healthy Men during the <scp>Eyes‐Open</scp> Condition

Effects of 50Hz Electric Field on a Mouse Model of a Decubitus Ulcer Produced by Skin Compression

Suppression of Glucocorticoid Response in Stressed Mice Using 50 Hz Electric Field according to Immobilization Degree and Posture

Stress-Reducing Effect of a 50 Hz Electric Field in Mice after Repeated Immobilizations, Electric Field Shields, and Polarization of the Electrodes

Theoretical Increase in the Electric Force Exerted on Body Hair Owing to Superimposed Electric Fields with Optimized AC/DC Ratios

Effect of combining sleep-promoting food intake and electric field application on sleep in healthy participants: A pilot study

Effect of combining sleep-promoting food intake and electric field application on sleep in healthy participants: A pilot study

Effects of Kumaizasa (<i>Sasa senanensis</i>) Leaf Extract on Innate Immune Regulation in HEK293 Cells and Macrophages.

Extremely Low-Frequency Electric Field Exposure Increases Theta Power of EEG in both Eyes-Open and Eyes-Closed Resting Conditions in Healthy Male Subjects

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Koichi Shimizu

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