What the MPS Feasibility Report Means for Forensic Science Today

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08/09/17
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Spallation Neutron Source Offers Up-Close Look at Materials

The Spallation Neutron Source at Oak Ridge National Laboratory is one of two world-class neutron sources for energy and material research.
08/07/17
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How TMX Software Empowers Connected Vehicle Realities

How do you implement connected vehicles within your transportation systems? With a software solution called the Transportation Message Exchange.
08/07/17
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STEM Education

More Manufacturing Opportunities Heading to Ohio

A team from Columbus State Community College won a 3-year, $800K+ award from the National Science Foundation to create a manufacturing institute.
08/03/17
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STEM Education

Congressional Caucus Recognizes STEM = Jobs

Battelle joins U.S. Senator Rob Portman for a discussion on the future of education and we unveil a new report on Ohio’s 44 STEM schools
07/25/17
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Sandsifter to Make Debut at Black Hat 2017

Cyber Scientist Chris Domas heads to Black Hat to share his findings from a deep dive into x86 processors using a new tool called Sandsifter.
07/20/17
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Understanding the Barriers to Medical Countermeasure Development

There is an urgent need for new medical countermeasures for CBRN threats. Why isn’t the industry providing them?
07/17/17
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Planning for Future Mobility Challenges

Maintaining mobility is a key aspect of quality of life for older adults. Learn about the mobility planning tool Battelle worked on with the CDC.
07/13/17
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Addressing Hardware Cybersecurity

A vulnerability in software is a problem. A vulnerability in hardware is a disaster. They’re nearly impossible to fix and incredibly costly.
07/12/17
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Tackling Challenges Facing an Aging Population

What are some of the biggest challenges facing the growing aging population? Check out our new infographic to get the details.
06/21/17
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MPS vs. NGS: What's the Difference?

Massively Parallel Sequencing or Next Generation Sequencing. Whatever you call it, this science is changing the process of human identification.
06/14/17
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Solvers

Solving Toxicology Challenges

David Pressburger and Amy Zmarowski have two very different jobs. But together, they create a picture of safety testing for toxicology.
06/06/17
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Designing Protective Garments for Warfighters

It’s more than just the materials used in protective clothing that keep military personnel safe. The design also plays a big role.
05/30/17
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Solvers

A Celebration of Innovation

Many of the Battelle’s innovations share something in common: the magic touch of Steve Risser. Steve is this year’s Battelle Inventor of the Year.
05/24/17
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STEM Education

Students Show Ideas for Fighting Opioid Crisis

More than 100 students presented their knowledge and creativity with ways to address Ohio’s opioid abuse crisis during a special showcase.
05/22/17
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Intelligent Transportation Systems: 3 Critical Safety Impact Factors

Smart city technologies are transforming the way people and goods move through busy cities and traffic corridors.
05/12/17
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6 Critical Questions About PathPlan

PathPlan is an autonomous motion planning software that quickly plans complex paths without any collisions. Here’s what you need to know.
05/10/17
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Why Quality Measures Matter for Nurses

Quality measures provide insurers and consumers with a common metric to evaluate hospital quality. But which measures provide the best insight?
05/09/17
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4 Scenarios that Depend on Neurobehavioral Toxicology

Neurobehavioral testing provides critical insights into how chemicals and drugs affect the central nervous system.
05/08/17
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The Next Frontier in Automation

Wish your robots could operate in ever-changing environments, performing unique tasks on complex work surfaces, and adapt to anomalies in real-time?