November 2022: What’s New with NEON?
This month we highlight how scientists are using NEON data to find if mineral weathering can help tropical forests and how they can understand species invasion.
Battelle Ready to Serve the Veterans of Honor Flight
Battelle staff will be meeting at the John Glenn International Airport in Columbus to support America’s Veterans of War on Honor Flight No. 118.
Intern Spotlight: Battelle Welcomes Students Outside the Sciences
At, Battelle, we have more than just internship opportunities for the next generation of scientists and engineers. Hear from some of our past and current interns working on our corporate teams.
Battelle, Montana State University Team with Students on Yellowstone Microbiology Project
Battelle staff partnered with colleagues from Montana State University (MSU) to lead students on a project to collect microbiological samples in Yellowstone to advance biological processing.
Top 10 Reasons to Live (and Stay!) in Central Ohio
Are you considering a move to Columbus or Central Ohio? Learn why people choose to relocate to and stay in the 14th largest city in America.
October 2022: What’s New with NEON?
This month, we highlight a group of scientists pairing NEON data with drone capabilities, a potential solution to curbing CO2 production; and a new revelation on plants thriving in arid regions.
Looking for a Job in Cyber? Here's What You Should Do...
Our Cyber Innovations team recently weighed in on two of the most prominent skills gaps—reverse engineering and vulnerability research—and how job seekers can prepare themselves for a job at Battelle.
Intern Spotlight: Engineering Students Apply Classroom Knowledge at Battelle
At Battelle, one of our main areas of expertise is engineering. Hear about how we bring value to an engineering education directly from a few of the students who joined us as interns this year.
Battelle’s CASTT Technology Helps Researchers Keep Up with New Research Publications
Battelle scientists have invented a new search engine called (CASTT) that uses artificial intelligence and natural language processing to identify and search concepts through texts.
Intern Spotlight: Purdue Students Gain In-Depth Experience at Battelle
For this intern blog spotlight, we’re highlighting two engineering majors who came to us from Purdue University. Purdue is known for having one of the best engineering programs in the country.
September 2022: What’s New with NEON?
We look at scientists using NEON data to identify plant species, how NEON’s quality management system doubles data quality, and the renewal of funding for the largest field station in the Arctic.
Intern Spotlight: OSU Students Gain Real-World Experience at Battelle
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.
New Inflation Reduction Act Means Big Things for Climate Resilience
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.
Bold Leaps and Action Planned for Innovations in Climate Resilience Conference in March 2023
Join the community working to address changes in our climate at our second annual Innovations in Climate Resilience.
August 2022: What’s New with NEON?
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.
What the Endangered Species Act Means for the Agrochemical and Crop Protection Sector
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.
July 2022: What’s New with NEON?
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.
How Do Fireworks Get Their Colors?
Battelle Principal Research Scientist Paul Shawcross drops some knowledge about the science behind how fireworks get their colors.
Battelle Regional Community Grants Impact Wide Variety of STEM Programs
While Battelle is headquartered in Columbus, it still funds Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) programs around the country.
Battelle Technology Ready to Address PFAS Problem
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.