Biological and Environmental Research program

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The Biological and Environmental Research program is a U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science program that supports research on biological systems, climate, and environmental processes to advance energy and environmental security.

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instanceOf U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science program
United States federal research program
research funding program
country United States of America
surface form: United States
field atmospheric science
bioenergy research
biological research
carbon cycle research
climate modeling
climate science
earth system science
environmental genomics
environmental microbiology
environmental research
multiscale modeling
radiation biology
subsurface biogeochemistry
systems biology
terrestrial ecosystem science
water cycle research
focusesOn biological mechanisms relevant to energy production
impacts of energy production and use on the environment
interactions among climate, ecosystems, and energy systems
multiscale processes in the Earth system
funds DOE Bioenergy Research Centers
goal advance energy security
advance environmental security
improve predictive understanding of the Earth system
support development of sustainable bioenergy
understand biological systems relevant to energy
understand climate and environmental processes
hasSubprogram Atmospheric System Research
Biological Systems Science
Climate and Environmental Sciences
Earth System Model Development
Earth system science
surface form: Earth and Environmental Systems Sciences

Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory
Environmental System Science program
Genomic Science program
Goddard Earth Observing System models
surface form: Regional and Global Model Analysis
operatedBy Office of Science
partOf U.S. Department of Energy
shortName BER
supports basic research
data and modeling centers
national laboratory research
scientific user facilities
university research
use-inspired research

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Office of Science notableProgram Biological and Environmental Research program