Life Sciences
Living systems: biology, genetics, microbiology, ecology, neuroscience, biological Wonders, and related applied research.
The FSC is divided into ten branches representing fundamentally different areas of responsibility. Each branch organizes a major discipline or function required to keep the organization operating as a unified whole.
Living systems: biology, genetics, microbiology, ecology, neuroscience, biological Wonders, and related applied research.
Matter, energy, materials, chemistry, physics, mechanical and electrical systems, unusual physical phenomena, and their practical application.
Computing, artificial intelligence, software, cybersecurity, networks, data science, communications, control systems, and cybernetics.
Armed intervention, tactical operations, dangerous field activity, protection during hostile encounters, and crises in which direct force may be required.
Protection of FSC facilities, personnel, controlled areas, sensitive information, and Wonders under FSC responsibility.
Investigation, reconnaissance, surveillance, threat assessment, information gathering, and analysis used to guide FSC decisions.
Medicine, surgery, emergency care, psychology, rehabilitation, preventive care, epidemiology, and ongoing staff and Wonder healthcare.
Facilities, construction, utilities, transportation, supply, procurement, logistics, maintenance, manufacturing support, and the physical systems that keep the FSC running.
Internal and external relationships: governments, civilians, organizations, inter-branch coordination, mediation, intelligent Wonders, and long-term stewardship.
Ethics, auditing, accountability, internal investigations, policy review, and independent examination of FSC activity across branch lines.