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A group of Battelle Solvers attended the 2024 Arctic Circle Assembly in Reykjavík, Iceland in October. This event highlighted the critical issues facing the Arctic region, from environmental to technological challenges.
Retired US Air Force Veteran Ryan Nye joined Battelle as a SkillBridge intern and has since transitioned to a full-time role within our organization. Learn more about his journey and the impact of SkillBridge on his post-military life.
87 veterans, along with numerous guardians and support staff boarded a chartered flight to Washington D.C. for the Battelle-sponsored Honor Flight Columbus Mission 137.
Battelle celebrates 95 years of applying science and technology for the benefit of society. As a nonprofit philanthropic trust and one of America’s original research and development organizations, Battelle scientists and engineers have made many breakthroughs in our nearly century-long existence.
Battelle Technical Fellow Justin Sanchez, Ph.D. addresses current conversations about generative AI and highlights the fundamental difference between the digital and physical worlds, noting that humans are inherently tied to the physical due to our biological nature.
Technology’s impact on the health of our planet is a double-edged sword. Technological advancements can help us create climate resilience solutions—but they also can generate harmful side effects.
Environmental fate studies are crucial for assessing the behavior and impact of various chemicals in the environment. These studies often involve the use of radiolabeled or non-radiolabeled compounds to track their distribution, transformation, and degradation.
Battelle accepted an invitation from the United States Army to host a training exercise on its West Jefferson, Ohio campus. The exercise was intended to test the emergency response capabilities and practices of everyone involved.
The persistence of PFAS in the environment and potential health risks have led to regulatory actions affecting the medical device industry. In this blog, learn key PFAS details and how to address PFAS challenges for medical device companies.
Generic drugs play an important role in healthcare, but bringing them to market can be complex, cost-prohibitive, and time-consuming. This six-phase approach to creating generic drug-device combination products (g-DDCPs) aims to simplify the process.
Everyone is experiencing the impacts of a shifting climate and its effect on weather, food and water supply, infrastructure and more. To confront the problem, we’re going to have to make some changes – and adapt to changes that have already happened.
Learn how AI technologies evolved throughout the years, how Battelle used (and is using) AI to develop life-changing medical devices, and how to responsibly advance medical device innovation in the "AI Age".
Researchers at Battelle invented a solution to destroy forever chemicals—a burgeoning problem in our world—and now have another validation of its efficacy in a peer-reviewed scientific journal.
The impacts of climate change are myriad and complex. Addressing them requires a multifaceted approach that pairs adaptation efforts with mitigation strategies and innovative sustainability solutions.
If you want to know what experts know about climate science and ecological research, look no further. A recent episode of America Adapts, the Climate Change Podcast highlights the groundbreaking work being done by the National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON) and other large-scale research initiatives.
During the water treatment process, contaminants such as transformation products (TPs) can emerge. Learn more about transformation products, why they matter and what Battelle can do to help.
This month, we are spotlighting three examples of the latest research leveraging NEON data. Below, you can read more about NEON’s role in creating a lunar biorepository, measuring soil moisture changes in forests, and the importance of lichens in biodiversity.
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