Military Operational
Medicine Research

Our team leverages their interdisciplinary backgrounds and unique expertise to research, develop, test and evaluate human performance risks faced by warfighters in a myriad of operational environments. Our research portfolio covers the entire deployment cycle, from pre-deployment readiness to in-theater survival and lifesaving and stabilization medicine, to post-deployment rehabilitation and recovery. Whether the mission requires elite performance in the air, sea, undersea, land, or space, we have scientists and support specialists working to combat the potentially deleterious effects of those challenging environments. The goal of our research is to deliver scientifically proven technologies, techniques, and other medical solutions for warfighter readiness, support, and sustainment.

CAMRIS works alongside military researchers and healthcare providers to employ cutting-edge science and technology to optimize human performance, strengthen resilience, promote injury prevention, and enhance the operational readiness of the warfighter. Our team designs and rapidly delivers novel countermeasures, biotechnologies, field-ready devices, behavioral health programs, and nutraceutical and pharmaceutical solutions to ensure the military is healthy, equipped, and functioning at their very best for every mission, every day.

Supporting the warfighter with science and technology is at the core of CAMRIS’ mission. Our experts, through their focus on safety and toxicology, strive to understand better the effects that chemicals, work exposures, and environmental hazards have on military members across a wide range of occupations and work settings. Our research teams aid the military and government to set medical exposure standards, develop predictive models, mitigate physiological stressors, and establish regulations and policies designed to reduce potentially unhealthy exposures for the warfighter, their families, and the public at large.