Scientific Department (ScD)
Understanding anomalies, ensuring containment — protecting the public from unspeakable horrors.

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The Scientific Department (ScD) is a broad department with a wide array of divisions, each specializing in its own field of expertise. It ranges from standardized testing using protocols from across the Foundation, to working with occultic rituals that violate the very nature of time and space. All divisions within the department share the same goal of understanding anomalies and ensuring we have methods to secure and contain them — protecting the public from unspeakable horrors.

Scientific Director: Dr. K. Fisher
Asst. Scientific Director: Vacant
Medical Director: Vacant

Working in ScD — For Interns & Researchers

The Scientific Department offers diverse opportunities for those interested in understanding the anomalous. Whether you're drawn to experimental research, medical science, or theoretical studies, ScD provides comprehensive training and mentorship from experienced researchers.

What You'll Do

  • Assist with controlled anomaly testing and experimentation
  • Collect and analyze data from research trials
  • Document observations and compile detailed test reports
  • Maintain laboratory logs and research databases
  • Participate in safety briefings and containment protocol reviews
  • Support medical examinations and health monitoring
  • Contribute to theoretical research and hypothesis development

Skills & Experience

Scientific curiosity, meticulous documentation, attention to detail, and strict adherence to safety protocols are essential. Interns and new researchers will receive training in:

  • Foundation research methodologies and documentation standards
  • Laboratory safety and containment procedures
  • Experiment design and data analysis
  • Anomaly classification and containment theory
  • Medical protocols and emergency response
  • Scientific reporting and peer review processes

Getting Started

The Scientific Department welcomes personnel with backgrounds in research, medicine, theoretical sciences, and related fields. Visit the Scientific Zone in the FPZ elevator section to meet with researchers.

Interested in joining Scientific?
Contact the Scientific Department at scd.mgmt@site89.org

» Scientific Department Divisions «

Research & Development (R&D)

r&d.mgmt@site89.org

Head Researcher: N/A

"TBD."

The Research & Development division focuses on experimental research, protocol development, and practical applications of anomalous phenomena. R&D researchers work in state-of-the-art laboratories conducting controlled tests and developing new containment methodologies.

Location: Scientific Zone, FPZ Elevator Section
Access: Visit R&D labs to meet with researchers

Medical Department (MD)

md.mgmt@site89.org

Medical Director: N/A

"We keep the personnel in good health. If it wasn't for us, the site would be on fire."
- Dr. P. James PhD.

The Medical Department provides comprehensive healthcare services to all Site-89 personnel. From routine checkups to emergency trauma care and exposure treatment, MD ensures the physical and mental wellbeing of staff working in hazardous conditions. Medical personnel are specially trained in anomalous exposure treatment and containment-related injuries.

Location: Multiple Hospitals and Clinics across the site
Access: Visit any medical facility or contact MD directly

Theoretical Science Research Division (TSRD) WIP

tsrd.mgmt@site89.org

Head Theorist: N/A

"It may not exist, or even be possible, but we will make it happen."
- Dr. N. Anderson

The Theoretical Science Research Division explores the boundaries of possibility itself. TSRD researchers work with advanced mathematical models, quantum anomalies, temporal mechanics, and phenomena that challenge our understanding of reality. This cutting-edge division pushes the limits of what we know about the anomalous universe.

⚠ Status: Work in Progress
Access: You cannot visit them, they do not exist yet.
TSRD is currently under development. Please check back later.