Persistence Goes Beyond Women’s History Month
Posted by Battelle Insider on Apr 6, 2018Battelle is proud of all our solvers working on the world’s most challenging problems. Each March, we recognize those with two X chromosomes.
Battelle is proud of all our solvers working on the world’s most challenging problems. Each March, we recognize those with two X chromosomes.
What’s your strategy for winning your bracket? Battelle statistician Andrew Landgraf uses machine learning and statistical modeling.
How do you get from the bright lights of Broadway to a research lab in Ohio? Battelle Researcher Joshua Branch knows the way.
Have you daydreamed during a difficult day at work about blowing up or smashing something to bits? Paul Shawcross gets to live that dream every day.
At Battelle, we take science seriously. But we also take our hobbies just as seriously. That’s how Mechanical Engineer Rick Olson feels about curling.
Recently, Battelle retiree William Weider visited the Columbus campus us to drop off some photography that he took beginning in the late 1950s.
We asked some of our Battelle leaders to share some insight into what they envision for the state of research in 2037. See what they had to say.
Inside Battelle gives you an all-access pass to the incredible work of Battelle researchers.