Igor Smirnov graduated from St. Petersburg Naval Academy in 1975, Faculty of Nuclear Reactors and Engineering with a Master’s of Science degree in mechanical engineering. Continuing his education into the next decade, he was actively involved in advanced research regarding the effects of low frequency electromagnetic oscillations (EMFs) on human cellular physiology at St. Petersburg State University, graduating in 1986 with his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology. His advanced research and study of the psychosomatic development of children swimming in infancy was conducted at St. Petersburg Children Hospital. The results of his research were significant enough to be published by the World Health Organization in Munich, Germany.
He is a President of Global Quantech, Inc., biotech research company, and a Member of Bioelectromagnetics Society of America, and Biophysical Society.
He has been awarded with four United States patents: “Method and Device for Producing Activated Liquids and Methods of Use Thereof”, “Electromagnetic Radiation Shielding Material and Device”, “Composition for Protection Against Electromagnetic Exposure” and “Devices and Methods for Protection Against exposure to Electromagnetic Radiation”.
28th Southern Biomedical Engineering Conference at MD Anderson Cancer Center (2012)
The 2nd Asian Clinical Congress(ACC2) in Kyoto, Japan
