4. P. O. ADDRESS: Bureau of Radiological Health, ECA, CPEHS, 12720 Twinbrook Pkwy. The Radiation Bio-effects Laboratory studies the biological effects of The Electronic Products Laboratory plans and carries out design, development, Laboratory resources are also used to investigate the modification caused by other environmental stresses of the biological effects produced by all types of electromagnetic and sonic radiation. (06-18, 20-05, 20-06, 20-14). ADDITIONAL COSATI CODES: SURVEY OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT LABORATORIES FEDERAL COUNCIL FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 497 498 The laboratories have the equipment and facilities for mounting a research and development program involving multi-disciplinary approaches to problems of radiological health. Major equipment includes: Irradiation facilities (x-y ultraviolet, microwave infrared). X-ray sources with electron beam currents from a nanoampere to 50 milliamperes, and accelerating potentials from a few kV to 250 kV. 9. COMMENT AND PUBLICATION REFERENCES: The Bureau publishes a periodical "The BRH Bulletin," which is available upon request. The Bureau has three field laboratories, which carry out a large and diverse research and development program. These are: Northeast Radiological Health Laboratory, Winchester, Massachusetts The Bureau has two subsidiary laboratories in Cincinnati, Ohio. These are: Radiological Engineering Laboratory These are subsidiary organizations to the Bureau of Radiological Health. . P. O. ADDRESS: A. Bureau of Science, Food & Drug Admin., CPEHS, 200 C St., S.W. Div. of Pharmaceutical Sciences: Conducts research on methods of trace drug detection (06-01), occurrence and measurement of toxic substances in drug products (07-04), develops criteria for drug standards and purity tests (07-03), and conducts research on methods of assaying insulin and antibiotics in drugs (06-01, 07-03, 07-04). Div. of Colors and Cosmetics: Conducts research on the chemistry and reactions of olors and cosmetics; develops methods for their detection and analysis (07-04). iv. of Food Chemistry and Technology: Conducts research on and develops analytical ethods for hazardous substances in food; develops standards for identity, quality, nd quantity for food products (07-03, 07-04, 07-05). iv. of Nutrition: Conducts research on the nature and effects of nutritionally ignificant substances in foods and drugs; develops analytical and detection ethods (06-01). iv. of Pharmacology and Toxicology: Conducts research on the nature of pharmacologially and toxicologically significant substances in food and drugs and their effects a biological systems (06-15, 06-20). v. of Microbiology: Conducts research on the nature, extent, causes, and signifince of microbial contaminants in foods and drugs; develops methods for detection d prevention of food poisoning, and for microbiological analysis of foods, drugs, d cosmetics (06-13). v. of Pesticides: Conducts research on the nature, behavior, and occurrence of sticides and their degradation products in man and the environment and the hazards acute and chronic exposure. Develops and evaluates methods for detection of sticides and their degradation products in foods and feeds (06-01, 06-03, 06-20, -03, 07-04). SURVEY OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT LABORATORIES Conducted By THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION For The FEDERAL COUNCIL FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SFL 1 499 500 The Bureau of Science Laboratories maintain a variety of equipment normally found Small pilot food preparation, canning, and thermal processing plant. A "clean" room for examination of parenteral preparations for sterility. 9. COMMENT AND PUBLICATION REFERENCES: The Food and Drug Administration has a variety of publications available from its In addition to the organizational laboratories listed on the preceding page, the National Center for Drug Analysis, St. Louis, Missouri Toxicology Laboratory, Chamblee, Georgia National Center for Microbiological Analysis, Minneapolis, Minnesota National Center for Antibiotic and Insulin Analysis, Washington, D.C. 4. P. O. ADDRESS: Bureau of Water Hygiene, ECA, CPEHS, 5555 Ridge Avenue c. Ohio (State) 513-684-2200 x4201 (Telephone (Area Code & No.) 6. FUNDING (Approximate FY 1969 Dollar Obligation): 461,890 B. EXTRAMURAL (Total): 7. MAJOR FUNCTIONS AND ACTIVITIES (Include COSATI Codes): This laboratory is concerned primarily with research and development on A. ADDITIONAL COSATI CODES: SURVEY OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT LABORATORIES Conducted By THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION For The FEDERAL COUNCIL FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 501 |