Stanislav V. Zenin
Stanislav V. Zenin investigated how an Aires resonator changes the response of water to electromagnetic exposure. His 2002 and 2013 reports are two distinct experimental records in the early physical-chemical research program.
Research credentials and attribution
The 2002 report identifies S. V. Zenin as Doctor of Biological Sciences and head of the Problem Laboratory at the Russian Ministry of Public Health’s research center for traditional diagnosis and treatment methods. The 2013 report identifies him as Professor and Doctor of Biological Sciences.
2002: radiotelephone exposure and water conductivity
The experiment used a conductimetric method to follow changes in water during radiotelephone exposure. The report records smaller conductivity-related current changes in the Aires condition and interprets the result as compensation of the phone’s influence. Read the experiment and measured values · Original 2002 report.
2013: patterned device and inert-silicon comparison
The later experiment used differential conductivity measurements of purified water, comparing the Aires microprocessor with an inert silicon control. The author concludes that the patterned device protects the structural state of the aqueous environment under the tested electromagnetic conditions. Read the 2013 study · Original aqueous-environment report.
External expert peer review
Andrew Michrowski assessed the aqueous-environment study for PACE in 2018. Read the PACE assessment and its source · Original PACE peer review.
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Connected research and researchers
- Water and aqueous-system research
- Vladimir Tarlykov: cellular measurements
- Gennadi Lukyanov: physical models and infrared experiments
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Updated October 26, 2026 · Josh, Aires. Research authors, institutional affiliations and findings are identified from the linked records.