Aerospace Medical Research

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Researchers employ the Civil Aerospace Medical Institute's (CAMI) sophisticated medical equipment and facilities to focus on bioaeronautical aspects of safety and security in the NAS, including forensic toxicology, functional genomics, biochemistry, accident research, passenger and crew protection, survival research, environmental physiology, bioinformatics and vision research.

CAMI scientists also study the skills, abilities, behavior, and performance of personnel involved in aerospace operations. Researchers look for ways to optimize human performance, efficiency, and safety, through the introduction of new work station/cockpit displays and controls, and the effective selection and training of personnel operating in highly complex technological environments.

Aerospace Medical Research conducted at CAMI is enhancing human safety, health, security and survivability in civilian aerospace endeavors. Civilian aerospace safety and performance are key concerns of bioaeronautical researchers. CAMI's specialized labs and equipment enable thorough research in forensic toxicology, functional genomics, biochemistry, radiobiology, environmental physiology, and bioinformatics.

Research Teams

• Aerospace Medical
• Biochemistry
• Biodynamics
• Bioinformatics
• Cabin Safety
• Environmental Physiology
• Forensic Toxicology
• Functional Genomics
• Radiobiology
• Vision Research

Important News About Our Lab
Bioaeronautical Sciences Research Laboratory Receives American Board of Forensic Toxicology Accreditation