Sub base lab celebrates 75 years of medical research
29 Jun 2021
Maritime Industry
Groton — For 75 years, scientists have been pioneering medical research at the Naval Submarine Medical Research Laboratory that is designed to improve the health, safety and performance of submariners.
The lab on Wednesday will celebrate its 75th anniversary, which was on June 25, with a ceremony at the Submarine Force Library and Museum. Scientists on Monday offered a tour to the media, highlighting some of their research into wearable technologies, hearing preservation, decompression and underwater exercise.
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