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What is EM?

EM, which stands for Effective Microorganisms, is a trademarked technology developed by Dr. Teruo Higa from the University of Ryukyus in Okinawa, Japan. It is a mixed culture of beneficial microorganisms (primarily lactic acid bacteria, photosynthetic bacteria, and yeast) intended to improve soil quality, plant growth, and animal health. EM technology is often used in agriculture and environmental remediation, with claims of increased crop yields, improved soil fertility, waste decomposition, and odor reduction.

What other technologies are related to EM?

EM Complementary Technologies

EM simulations often require validation with real-world measurements using RF lab instruments.
mentioned alongside EM in 68% (65) of relevant job posts
EM simulations are crucial in RF and wireless circuit design for analyzing signal integrity and performance.
mentioned alongside EM in 71% (51) of relevant job posts
Ground Penetrating Radar uses EM waves, so it is complementary.
mentioned alongside EM in 11% (205) of relevant job posts

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