Serving to Secure our Freedom to Pursue Science
During our long history, we’ve proudly supported science and technology needs for the U.S. Armed Forces and multiple generations of service members.
Can’t Fear Failure When You Dare Mighty Things
Battelle recently joined other innovators who are doing the impossible and taking risks at the Dare Mighty Things event in Chicago.
The Algorithm Is In: 5 Ways AI is Transforming Medicine
Artificial intelligence (AI) is already transforming medicine in amazing ways—and the era of AI-based healthcare applications is just beginning.
Solver Hiba Shamma is Building a Path to a Better Future
Technician Specialist Hiba Shamma is using her expertise in microbiology to solve issues related to bioterrorism and disease spread.
Why are PFAS More Challenging Than Other Environmental Contaminants?
The strong carbon-fluorine bond in PFAS is a big part of why they are significantly different than other environmental contaminants.
Paving the Way for Automated Vehicles
See how Battelle is addressing the challenge of alerting drivers when automation cannot continue and preparing them to safely take back control.
A Novel Ortho Coating Could Improve Joint Replacement Outcomes
Can coatings help surgical implants for joint replacement reduce medical complications and hold up under years of potentially strenuous use?
Evaluating Firefighting Foams for PFAS Contaminants
Battelle is working on a project to evaluate potential replacement firefighting foams that must meet military specifications for fire suppression.
Assessing E-Cigarette Battery and Device Safety
While electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) offer an alternative to traditional tobacco products, they introduce new risks to consumers.
Our Goal: Veterans Using NeuroLife Systems at Home
It started out with the belief that we could help restore movement for someone who had lost so much. We wanted to make his hand work again, like it had before his injury.
New NeuroLife Results Show System Would Improve Lives of Users at Home
When researchers at Battelle came up with an idea to help overcome paralysis, it became an idea of burgeoning hope for many.
Driving Forces, Challenges & Delivery Methods for Biologics
Pharma companies are realizing that for many products, success no longer solely depends on the medication itself delivering therapeutic success.
Battelle Interns Helping Solve the World’s Greatest Problems
Our interns aren’t getting coffee and filing paperwork. They’re making a difference in everything from health and analytics to marketing and finance.
Developing New Tools to Address the PFAS Challenge
Before you can solve a problem, you have to fully understand it. And each location around the country contaminated with PFAS needs to be understood before it can be remediated effectively.
Improving Contaminant Detection in Food Processing
Current inspection technologies for food can miss small fragments of bone, metal, glass and other materials. Learn about Battelle’s solution.
Evaluating the Safety of an Opioid Abuse Treatment
Battelle is working with Go Medical to conduct a study to further evaluate an alternative to an oral treatment for opioid addiction.
Advancing STEM Education for More than a Decade
STEM education is more than what is taught in a classroom. That’s why our STEM Grants Program supports informal education programs.
Inventors of Year Use Creativity as a Driving Force
As part of this year’s Celebration of Solvers, Battelle recognized seven Inventors of the Year for their significant contributions to science.
A Front-Row Seat to Solving What Matters Most
Hear from Ian Burkhart as he talks about his experience with our NeuroLife® technology and the unintended consequences that have been beneficial.
What's Next for Med Devices Cybersecurity Bill of Materials?
The FDA published an updated draft of cybersecurity guidance and introduced the concept of cybersecurity bill of materials for med devices.
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