Reviewer: Andrew Michrowski, Planetary Association for Clean Energy (PACE). Assessment date: August 17, 2018. Document: PACE expert peer review.
Andrew Michrowski’s PACE assessment endorses the EEG research by L. Rybina and B. Alexandrov examining Aires Shield during mobile-phone use. He describes the report as well conducted and highlights its use of waiting, conversation and post-conversation conditions.
Research reviewed
The assessment discusses a 15-person adult EEG investigation and measurements across 0.5–24 Hz. PACE interprets the reported spectra and comparisons as evidence of a protective influence on brain activity under the tested conditions.
How the documents connect
This review concerns the Aires Shield report by Rybina and Alexandrov. It is distinct from the later 2019 Aires Shield Pro report and the 2024 Lifetune ONE experiment. The link below identifies the correct underlying document.
Research direction
Michrowski recommends extending the work to younger cohorts. His discussion of attention, Schumann-frequency patterns and stress provides a proposed interpretation of the EEG findings; those subjects were not separately tested as clinical outcomes in this report.
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- Read the original PACE expert peer review (PDF)
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- Original Rybina and Alexandrov EEG report
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Andrew Michrowski prepared this expert peer review for American Aires through the Planetary Association for Clean Energy. The original assessment above preserves his conclusions and recommendations in full.
Researchers and connected evidence
- Andrew A. Michrowski: PACE peer reviewer.
- Larisa A. Rybina: EEG investigator.
- Boris Alexandrov: Scientific adviser in the EEG report.
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Updated October 25, 2026 · Josh, Aires. Original research and assessments remain credited to their authors.