There is no physical basis for the hypothesis that non-ionizing radiation at athermal levels has any effect on humans. So, either come up with some repeatable results, or find something else to spend your research funding on.
You should talk to the James Randi Educational Foundation about that ( http://web.randi.org/ ). Depending on how their rules are structured, the ability to detect Bluetooth emissions might qualify for the $1M prize that they offer for a repeatable, controlled demonstration of paranormal effects.
They reported some results of a not yet published study. So if you allready know everything, I hope you are open for some questions about the base structure and maybe the great unifying theory of the universe?
There have been plenty of published studies with equally-alarming results.
The one thing that all of the studies have had in common is that the effects they describe mysteriously disappear as soon as someone tries to reproduce them.
Someone elsewhere in this topic found a preprint, its another study along the lines of sticking a rat in a microwave oven and going “OMG cell phones are evil, look at these dead rats!”
There is no physical basis for the hypothesis that non-ionizing radiation at athermal levels has any effect on humans. So, either come up with some repeatable results, or find something else to spend your research funding on.