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To feed the world of tomorrow, agrochemical companies need new innovations today. We’re helping them solve their most critical formulation challenges so they can rise to the opportunities ahead.
Morgan State University (MSU) becomes the next school to launch a Battelle funded RISE program with the continued help of Penn State Professor Randall McEntaffer.
This month we feature a study that links severe drought and the West Nile virus, the discovery of new insect species, and a thorough dissection of how NEON is critical in supporting disaster research.
The key to solving our current climate crisis is integrated, systems based solutions. Read Lou Von Thaer's thoughts on how we bring these systems together to create innovative solutions.
This month, we discuss how Battelle is partnering with Starlink, the development of a new microbial data processing package and how NEON researchers and students continue learning during the pandemic.
The Conference on Innovations in Climate Resilience, organized by Battelle in collaboration with partners from U.S. Department of Energy national labs, was held March 29-30, 2022.
Battelle cyber professional Chris Issing finished in the top 20 of the U.S. Cyber Games 2021 competition and will be apart of the U.S. Cyber Team for the International CyberSecurity Challenge.
For March, we’re featuring a study that investigated the impact of terrestrial ecosystems on climate change, a model that predicts mosquito threats and NEON D18/19 Assistant Manager Shalane Frost.
Battelle cyber engineer Kyle Bash deployed as part of Ohio Governor Mike DeWine’s authorization to activate guard members to provide response support to Ohio hospitals during the recent COVID surge.
Battelle is calling for new innovative approaches to answering the critical climate questions that need to be asked so that our unequivocal climate change challenge can be addressed.
Modern vehicles produce a lot of signals, but they’re not always easy to capture or interpret. Our experts have now created a way to make sense of these signals, and put them to use.
A new Battelle non-treatment research project will explore the possibility of returning some hand movement to people who are living with paralysis due to spinal cord injury.
This month we discuss the addition of methane concentration to NEON data, how NEON data is training ecological forecasters, and how a NEON collaboration provided students with hands-on learning.
Battelle’s Eco-Design initiative takes a holistic approach to medical device sustainability to help companies find the best path forward with medical device design.
The Midwest Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnership (MRCSP) has laid the groundwork for the deployment of carbon capture and storage technologies that may help mitigate climate change challenges.
This month we explore how tree species absorb of carbon dioxide, how NEON data will help advance ecology, and a project that relies on NEON data to meet the demand for thorough soil analyses.
The House Committee on Science, Space & Technology asked Battelle to testify at a joint subcommittee hearing about our extensive history of PFAS research and development.
Despite the impact of the ongoing pandemic, Battelle’s Philanthropy & Education team found creative ways to bring STEM learning to over 800,000 students across the U.S. in the 2021.
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