Environment and Life Sciences Directorate

Medical Department, Biology Department and Environmental Sciences Department

  Fritz Henn    Associate Laboratory Director for Environment and Life Sciences (interm)

	Medical Department The Medical Department's mission is to take advantage of the unique facilities and expertise at Brookhaven National Laboratory for their potential applications to biological imaging, including medical applications as well as the study of plants to better understand plant metabolism and growth.
	Biology Department The mission of the Biology Department is to produce excellent science and advanced technology in a safe, environmentally benign manner, and to develop complex facilities that take advantage of the Laboratory's unique resources.
	Environmental Sciences Department The Environmental Sciences Department is comprised of Atmospheric Sciences Division and the Environmental Research & Technology Division. The environmental programs include atmospheric physics and chemistry, carbon cycle research, plant ecology and bioremediation.

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