PERSONNEL FILE
The Bureau of Anomalous Research (BAR) advances the United States’ capacity to understand, assess, and responsibly manage unconventional phenomena that may impact public safety, national security, and scientific inquiry. Through international cooperation, conscientious research, and ethical oversight, BAR supports informed decision-making in sensitive and emergent domains.
NAME Lonán Burke
DOB 23 September 1981
EMPLOYMENT Bureau of Anomalous Research
DIRECTORATE Ethics and Oversight
POSITION Principal Liaison for Non-Institutional Expertise
CLEARANCE AEGIS-BLACK (active)
IDENTIFYING INFORMATION
BLOOD TYPE AB-
(note: received in-field transfusion from █████ in 2023 — full repercussions still unknown)
HAIR brown
EYES blue
HEIGHT 6'2" (188 cm)
WEIGHT 180 lbs (81.6 kg)
SF256 CODE 60 (refer to confidential file)
CREDENTIALS
PhD Sociocultural Anthropology — University of █████ at █████
JD Federal & International Law — █████ School of Law
CERTIFICATE(s) Ethical Governance in High-Risk Research Environments, Sacred Site Interaction Certification, Quasi-Empirical Intelligence Assessment Methodologies, █████, █████
LANGUAGE(s) English (ILR 5), Gaeilge (ILR 3), Diné Bizaad (ILR 2-), Iñupiaq (ILR 1+), Latin (read), Greek (read), Sumerian (textual familiarity), █████ (restricted), █████ (survival)
ROLE SUMMARY
Responsible for identification, oversight, and ongoing interfacing with non-institutional subject-matter experts whose knowledge derives from lived experience, cultural inheritance, or persistent anomalous contact. Provides terminal ethical approval on issues related to consent, interference, and long-term consequence of Bureau-related activity.
