What Do Proposed New EPA Rules Mean for the Power Sector?
If new emission standards proposed by the EPA are adopted, CCS can be expected to play a large role in helping the power sector meet the 2035 targets.
New Approach Methods: The Future of Biomedical Research
New approaches in toxicology testing are shaping the future of health by enabling accurate, reliable, and cost-effective research.
Battelle Working on Self-Repairing Concrete for DARPA
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) announced that Battelle is among the participants in a four year program designed to prevent the early deterioration of concrete in structures.
Battelle’s Arctic Deputy Program Manager Tom Hutchings has had a Polar Career
Read about Battelle's Tom Hutchings nearly 30 year career supporting polar programs that lead to him becoming the Deputy Program Manager for the Arctic Research Support and Logistics Services program.
Battelle’s Busy Spring Filled with Awards, Events and Philanthropy
It’s been a busy Spring at Battelle. As we approach summer, it’s worth noting some of the marquis news events that have happened.
Operating Large Research Infrastructure Requires a Wide Variety of Skilled Professionals
Battelle Solver, Verna Wagner shows us that managing and operating complex research programs doesn't stop at the scientists, engineers and researchers at the core of the mission of advancing science.
Battelle’s Isabel Boona Teaches Us All About the Bright Side of Life
Battelle Computer Engineer Isabel Boona is an ambassador for the American Cancer Society for good reason. Learn how life has taught her so many tough lessons and how she perseveres through adversity.
Battelle Employment Kid Tested, Mother Approved
Moms play many roles in the lives of their children, including teacher, cheerleader and confidant. For a few Battelle employees, their moms have another role—colleague.
What Inspires a Battelle Solver to Pursue a Career in STEM?
Battelle scientists and engineers share their inspiration to pursue a career in STEM.
Polar Work, NEON Experience Leads Battelle’s Nick Romano to a Fulfilling Career
Learn more about Battelle Program Manager Nick Romano's journey to managing the NSF’s Arctic Research Support and Logistics Services and NEON.
Genomic Sequencing for Wastewater-Based Epidemiology
Wastewater pathogen tracking is a valuable new approach that complements and enhances traditional pathogen surveillance and can feed new data into disease forecasting and predictive modeling.
Battelle Reaching Students Across the U.S. Through Regional Community STEM Grants
Learn more about some of the some of the regional organizations that have received funding through Battelle's Regional Community STEM Grant Program this year.
Accelerate Technical Due Diligence with A Third-Party Ally
Let’s face it, one of the biggest challenges organizations face is deciding where to place their investments for the greatest return. Here's how to handle the tradeoff between cost, quality, and time.
4 Most Common Reasons for Medical Device Material Failures
Did you know that materials-related issues are responsible for 36% of medical device failures? Learn the top 4 reasons that cause medical device material failures, and how to prevent them.
Battelle Research Scientist Eric Sokol Studies Antarctica in Cross-Disciplinary Fashion
Battelle Senior Ecologist Eric Sokol works with the McMurdo Dry Valleys Long Term Ecological Research (MCM LTER) Project to gather and produce ecological data and generate interpretations.
The Cost of Failure: Why You Should Consider a Proactive Approach to Device Materials
A single medical device material failure could cost your company an average of $3.5 million. So how can companies avoid these costly mistakes? By resolving materials failures before they happen.
Women’s History Month: Annie’s Impact on Battelle
The last will and testament of Gordon Battelle (and a hefty gift of more than $1 million) founded the Battelle in the early 1920s. But without his mother, we might not be here to tell the tale.
Are You Asking these Questions to Prevent Material Failure in Medical Devices?
Did you know you can prevent medical device material failures before they happen? Learn how a proactive approach to design and materials engineering can prevent costly issues.
Can't Spell "CCS" without "S"
Sometimes it feels like the term "carbon capture" is the star of the show. However, simply capturing CO2 emissions may not get very far without a long-term plan for carbon sequestration.
Sustainable Development in Drug Delivery Devices
Eco-design and reducing environmental impact is on everyone's radar. Learn how incorporating eco-design and end-of-life considerations can play a vital role in solving sustainability challenges.