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The Science Division on Denali station is currently home to a cadre of 16 officers and 50 enlisted personal. This core of permanent staff, made up of those that served on the USS Juneau, are initially tasked with setting up the required science facilities. | The Science Division on Denali station is currently home to a cadre of 16 officers and 50 enlisted personal. This core of permanent staff, made up of those that served on the USS Juneau, are initially tasked with setting up the required science facilities. | ||
To capitalize on the opportunities for research and scientific discovery on Ring 42, Starfleet has plans for a myriad of research projects, and intends to bring in additional personnel to oversee them. These extra science staff will triple the size of the department, but | To capitalize on the opportunities for research and scientific discovery on Ring 42, Starfleet has plans for a myriad of research projects, and intends to bring in additional personnel to oversee them. These extra science staff will triple the size of the department, but in the main will only be assigned to Denali Station for the duration of their projects, leaving once their work is completed. This will result in a frequent rotation of faces within the department, with personnel coming and going as some projects end and others begin. | ||
All these temporary project staff, regardless of rank or seniority within their own fields, fall under the administrative purview of Denali Station’s Chief Science Officer, who is also responsible – along with permanent core of science staff - for overseeing the longer-term scientific exploration of the Ring. | All these temporary project staff, regardless of rank or seniority within their own fields, fall under the administrative purview of Denali Station’s Chief Science Officer, who is also responsible – along with permanent core of science staff - for overseeing the longer-term scientific exploration of the Ring. | ||