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In 2022 so far, Battelle has welcomed interns and co-ops from over 50 different universities. We talked with students who joined us from The Ohio State University to learn about their experiences.
President Joe Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act, which includes landmark provisions to address climate and other issues that will have significant implications for America’s future.
This month we look at scientists using NEON data to mitigate forest fires, researchers working to make NEON data more accessible, and how it will be critical in supporting a new research center.
The US EPA recently announced plans to accommodate the Endangered Species Act and Battelle's US Head of Regulatory Affairs, Phillip Cassidy, sheds light on the implications of these new regulations.
This month we highlight how scientists are using NEON data to predict berry trends for indigenous communities in Alaska, investigate ticks and study species and occupancy-relationships.
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently issued health advisories for chemical compounds known as PFAS. Here's how we're ahead of the curve on this problem.
For a few Battelle employees, their dads had a big impact on not only their career path but their choice of employer. This Father’s Day, we take a look at some of those stories.
Whether it’s performing her job, clambering through mud on a bike or volunteering to get kids get involved with cycling, Jen Malik is emblematic of Battelle’s Solver ethos of making a positive impact.
This month, we feature stories that share how NEON can help supplement microbe-centric experiments, improve ecological tipping point research, and improve our understanding of forest biodiversity.
How do you choose the right formulation partner for agrochemical development? Here are six key traits agrochemical companies should look for when choosing a development partner.
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.
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