Natalya A. Dyuzhikova
Natalya Dyuzhikova’s research examines biological responses to router-generated electromagnetic exposure, including chromosome aberrations and rat behavior. Her work forms a major biological branch of the Aires research program.
Research credentials and attribution
The 2018 journal paper identifies N. A. Dyuzhikova as Doctor of Biology and head of the Higher Nervous Activity Genetics Laboratory at the I. P. Pavlov Institute of Physiology, Russian Academy of Sciences.
2018: the chromosome-aberration journal paper
The published Wistar-rat study examines chromosome aberrations in bone-marrow cells under Wi-Fi-router exposure. The authors report an increase with exposure and a reduction of that effect with Aires Defender resonators. Its co-authors include Kopyltsov, Korshunov, Lukyanov, Puchkova and Serov, directly connecting the biological investigation with the physical-modeling team. Read the publication summary · Read the original English paper.
The connected 2020 animal program
The May 2020 report contains rat behavioral work and an early-exposure bee Hsp70 investigation. The later 2020 bee-behavior report names N. G. Lopatina and T. G. Zachepilo as its authors. These are connected experiments with distinct researcher credits and endpoints. Original May 2020 report · Lopatina–Zachepilo bee experiment and results.
2025: Lifetune Zone Max and Wi-Fi 6
The later Pavlov Institute/Sfera report evaluates Lifetune Zone Max using rat behavioral and blood endpoints under Wi-Fi-router exposure. Its cover identifies Dyuzhikova as approving institute director and I. G. Shalaginova and M. B. Pavlova as responsible executors. It is a new study in the research chronology, separate from the 2020 program. Read the 2025 study and original report · Original 2025 report.
Connected research and researchers
- Animal research collection
- Alexander Kopyltsov: physical models and biological collaboration
- Igor Serov: the connected framework
Researcher directory · How the research developed · Research overview
Updated October 26, 2026 · Josh, Aires. Research authors, institutional affiliations and findings are identified from the linked records.