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Dare Mighty Things event

Can’t Fear Failure When You Dare Mighty Things

Posted by Justin Sanchez on Oct 28, 2019

Battelle recently joined other innovators who are doing the impossible and taking risks at the Dare Mighty Things event in Chicago.

Health
Battelle's expertise in artificial intelligence

The Algorithm Is In: 5 Ways AI is Transforming Medicine

Posted by Battelle Insider on Oct 19, 2019

Artificial intelligence (AI) is already transforming medicine in amazing ways—and the era of AI-based healthcare applications is just beginning.

Advanced Materials
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A Novel Ortho Coating Could Improve Joint Replacement Outcomes

Posted by Battelle Insider on Sep 12, 2019

Can coatings help surgical implants for joint replacement reduce medical complications and hold up under years of potentially strenuous use?

Health Solutions
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Assessing E-Cigarette Battery and Device Safety

Posted by Eric Scribben on Sep 3, 2019

While electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) offer an alternative to traditional tobacco products, they introduce new risks to consumers.

Neurotechnology
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Our Goal: Veterans Using NeuroLife Systems at Home

Posted by Battelle Insider on Sep 2, 2019

It started out with the belief that we could help restore movement for someone who had lost so much. We wanted to make his hand work again, like it ..

Neurotechnology
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
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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.

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