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The Naval Aerospace Medical Research Laboratory (NAMRL) conducts research to address health and performance challenges in aerospace environments, focusing on areas like spatial disorientation, fatigue, and aircrew physiology. Equipped with advanced facilities, it supports military readiness and safety under the leadership of Dr. Richard Arnold. | U.S. Government | The United States Navy Aerospace Medical Research Laboratory (NAMRL) at NAMRU-D conducts basic and applied research and development in the biomedical and allied sciences to better understand and mitigate challenges and threats aerospace operational... | Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio |
The United States Navy Aerospace Medical Research Laboratory (NAMRL) at NAMRU-D conducts basic and applied research and development in the biomedical and allied sciences to better understand and mitigate challenges and threats aerospace operational environments pose to service member health, safety, readiness, and performance.
The lab is equipped with capabilities in acceleration and sensory sciences, biomedical sciences, environmental physiology, and engineering and technical services, all of which are supported by a unique collection of state-of-the art science research devices.
Key areas of investigation include pilot spatial disorientation, situational awareness, motion sickness, vestibular function, unusual acceleration environments, effects of altitude, aircrew physiology, sustained operations and fatigue, personnel selection, back and neck pain and injury in aircrew, en route patient care, and visual and auditory sciences.
Personnel
Richard Arnold is the director of NAMRL since the 2010 formation of NAMRU-D at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio (previously NAMRL was a standalone lab in Pensacola, Fl).1