Abstract
Petri dishes of different types are widely used in bioelectromagnetic experiments for the assessment of the non-thermal biological effects of electromagnetic radiation. Two important qualities required for the experimental setups are to guarantee a sufficiently high level of exposure and to maintain uniformity of the fields affecting the cell culture under study. In this paper, we apply two novel techniques to improve both parameters: the use of dishes with an elliptical shape and the addition of metallic patches underneath the Petri dish. Results for plane-wave illumination at 2.5 GHz are shown. This methodology can also be extended to Petri dishes inside waveguide applicators.
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