Spin chemistry deals with the effects of electron and nuclear spins on the rates and yields of chemical reactions. From its many applications, we are particularly interested in possible biological effects of extremely low frequency and radiofrequency electromagnetic fields, the mechanisms by which animals can sense the Earth's magnetic field for orientation and navigation, and the possibility of manipulating radical lifetimes so as to control the outcome of their reactions.
In the enchanting world of nature's mysteries, many migratory animals possess a remarkable compass-like sense known as "magnetoreception." This extraordinary ability enables them to embark on epic journeys guided by the Earth's magnetic field. Imagine songbirds taking to the skies, their internal compasses attuned… Read more
