FBRI

Fort Brag Research Institute

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The Fort Bragg Research Institute (FBRI) is dedicated solely to research supporting the warfighter’s capability in areas including human performance, sustainment, and traumatic brain injury. FBRI was formed in 2018 as a collaborative effort between Womack Army Medical Center, Fort Bragg, and The Geneva Foundation.

 

Mission

To optimize military human performance through scientific innovation and enduring partnerships with military commands, research investigators, and their collaborators.

 

Impact

The institute works to ensure that warfighting units’ validated gaps and requirements are vigorously and comprehensively addressed by the scientific community. FBRI takes research out of the clinic, operationalizing it in partnership with the Warfighter.

 

The Geneva Advantage

Geneva’s tailored support fits FBRIs needs. From biostatistics to regulatory support and data management, Geneva provides a suite of services that enhance research efficiency and outcomes. Our comprehensive data management system enabled the FBRI research team to manage complex datasets and produce actionable insights efficiently, accelerating their research timelines.

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FBRI Collaborations

North Carolina Center for Optimizing Military Performance

FBRI and Geneva are honored to be founding members of the North Carolina Center for Optimizing Military Performance (NC-COMP). NC-COMP is comprised of more than 90 North Carolina-based academic, industry, nonprofit, and state government organizations, in collaboration with the DoD operational units and funding agencies, to deliver world-class human performance solutions to the DoD.

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