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Ian Burkhart wearing the NeuroLife sleeve

New NeuroLife Results Show System Would Improve Lives of Users at Home

Posted by Battelle Insider on Aug 27, 2019

When researchers at Battelle came up with an idea to help overcome paralysis, it became an idea of burgeoning hope for many.

Drug Delivery
woman using autoinjector device for medication

Driving Forces, Challenges & Delivery Methods for Biologics

Posted by Vicki A. Barbur on Aug 22, 2019

Pharma companies are realizing that for many products, success no longer solely depends on the medication itself delivering therapeutic success.

Public Health
Battelle is working with Go Medical Batelle to conduct a study to further evaluate the toxicity of OLANI

Evaluating the Safety of an Opioid Abuse Treatment

Posted by Battelle Insider on Jun 9, 2019

Battelle is working with Go Medical to conduct a study to further evaluate an alternative to an oral treatment for opioid addiction.

Neurotechnology
Photo: Ian Burkhart

A Front-Row Seat to Solving What Matters Most

Posted by T.R. Massey on Apr 18, 2019

Hear from Ian Burkhart as he talks about his experience with our NeuroLife® technology and the unintended consequences that have been beneficial.

Device Security
medical device security

What's Next for Med Devices Cybersecurity Bill of Materials?

Posted by Sagar Patel on Apr 15, 2019

The FDA published an updated draft of cybersecurity guidance and introduced the concept of cybersecurity bill of materials for med devices.

Health
The participants in Battelle's NeuroLife AMA event on Reddit

Our Work in Neurotechnology: You Asked; We Answered

Posted by Battelle Insider on Jan 30, 2019

We recently hosted an I Am A … Ask Me Anything session on Reddit about our NeuroLife® technology and received more than 250 questions.

NeuroLife Technology
Ian Burkhart using brain-computer-interface

One Step Closer to NeuroLife Home Use

Posted by Battelle Staff on Sep 25, 2018

Battelle researchers have published a new paper in Nature Medicine describing the advances in the NeuroLife technology that helps paralyzed patients..

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