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Restoring the sense of touch

Restoring the Sense of Touch in Those with Spinal Cord Injury

Posted by Battelle Insider on May 4, 2020

Helping a person regain movement in a paralyzed limb is a momentous achievement. But movement isn’t enough. Sense of touch is also important.

Coronavirus Concerns
Battelle is working on COVID-19 research

COVID-19: Propelling the Unknown into the Known

Posted by Battelle Insider on Mar 4, 2020

Battelle is working with commercial, academic and government entities to support the global efforts to understand, test and treat the virus.

Med Devices
Keeping the Human Connection in Drug Delivery Device Development

Keeping the Human Connection in Drug Delivery Device Development

Posted by Battelle Insider on Feb 27, 2020

Drug delivery devices have changed a lot over the years. And sometimes, the features intended to help patients end up causing confusion instead.

Neurotechnology
using Battelle's EMG system to assess stroke injuries

Using Electromyography to More Accurately Assess Stroke Injuries

Posted by Battelle Insider on Feb 18, 2020

After a stroke, it’s hard for physicians to know exactly what’s going on inside a patient. Battelle hopes to change that with our EMG system.

Neurotechnology
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How Do You Want to Connect with Your Brain Today?

Posted by Justin Sanchez on Jan 29, 2020

At CES 2020, Battelle shared how advances in direct neural interfaces can change the way that people achieve connections to what is most important.

Environment
trends of note from an air quality scientist

Trends of Note from an Air Quality Scientist

Posted by Battelle Insider on Nov 25, 2019

Everyone wants unpolluted air to breathe. Since the 1970s Battelle has supported the EPA’s mission to protect human health and the environment.

Health
vaping

Battelle Aids in Vaping Illness Investigation

Posted by Bobby Brewer on Nov 20, 2019

For 90 years, Battelle’s used science to help society. Our work on this project is an example of our how we’re ready spring into action when needed.

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