Pharmaceutical manufacturers often know where they intentionally use PFAS, but far fewer can say where all the PFAS entering and leaving their facilities actually come from. In this blog, learn why PFAS exposure is a mass-balance challenge and what it takes to map it.
Beyond Connectivity: How Future Mobile Networks Could Help Sense the World Around Us
What if the mobile network you already rely on could also detect and understand activity in the physical world around you? In this blog, discover how ISAC and massive MIMO are setting the stage for networks that connect and sense.
Using Real-World Data to Answer Real Questions About Children’s Health
For many pediatric conditions, researchers still lack the evidence needed to answer critical questions about treatment effectiveness. That challenge is at the center of a new Battelle initiative recently recognized by Amazon Web Services (AWS) through its 2026 AWS Imagine Grant Children’s Health Innovation Award.
Building America’s Applied Workforce Advantage
President and CEO of Battelle Lou Von Thaer discusses how AI is changing what industry needs from its workforce, what students need to learn and, ultimately, what it means to be ready for work.
New Approach Methodologies (NAMs): From Promises to Trusted Decisions
To move NAMs from promising tools to trusted decision support, the field needs practical infrastructure for organizing evidence, defining context of use and comparing performance consistently.
Rehabilitation Beyond the Clinic: How Autonomous Vagus Nerve Stimulation (VNS) Could Accelerate Stroke Recovery
For stroke survivors, rehabilitation is often a sustained commitment measured in hours of therapy per week, repeated over months. In this blog, discover how Battelle's medical device engineering team is developing a wearable system designed to bring autonomous VNS to patients at home.
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