Amara found her on a Tuesday.
Not through the institution database she had been working through for a week. Through a name that appeared in three separate research papers on electromagnetic field interaction with biological tissue — papers published across a five-year span from three different institutions, all authored or co-authored by the same person. The consistency of the research thread told Amara that this was not someone who studied the topic as one of several areas of interest. It was the only area of interest. Five years of focused work on a question that mainstream clinical research had not caught up with yet.
The researcher's name was Nana Acheampong. She was thirty-six. She had a doctorate in bioelectromagnetics from a university in the eastern corridor and was currently run
