Serving to Secure our Freedom to Pursue Science

Posted by Paul Pirkle, PE, CIH on Nov 11, 2019

During our long history, we’ve proudly supported science and technology needs for the U.S. Armed Forces and multiple generations of service members.

Opinion: Use of Gloves in the Training/Testing of Explosives Detection Canines

Posted by Kevin Good on May 25, 2018

Senior Research Scientist Kevin Good weighs in on the debate about whether or not to wear gloves when handling explosive materials for training.

Hardware vs. Software Vulnerabilities

Posted by Battelle Insider on Jan 18, 2018

The Intel chip vulnerability that has made recent headlines is a problem that will likely have lasting implications.

Building the Antibiotic Pipeline for Resistant Pathogens

Posted by Gabe Meister on Oct 23, 2017

Antibiotic-resistant pathogens are on the rise. Why don’t we have more new antibiotics in the pipeline to combat them?

Behind the Study: Investigate the MPS Feasibility and Guidance Report

Posted by Battelle Insider on Sep 18, 2017

After an exhaustive 19-month research project, massively parallel sequencing is proven to generate robust, reliable, reproducible results.

3 Innovations Improving Safety Pharmacology Testing

Posted by Battelle Insider on Sep 11, 2017

Toxicology safety testing teams are under more pressure than ever. Here are three significant innovations helping tox teams achieve more success.

Bringing Down Barriers to Medical Countermeasure Development

Posted by Russell Coleman on Aug 29, 2017

To meet the need for new vaccines for chemical & biological weapons, federal agencies & private companies must work together to overcome barriers.