Battelle is harnessing the power of our technologies to go beyond paralysis and enhance physical and cognitive function.
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After a stroke, it’s hard for physicians to know exactly what’s going on inside their patients.
Battelle hopes to change that with our electromyography (EMG) system. The prototype system aims to more accurately assess the level of injury in stroke patients.
Battelle Neurotechnology Experts
Battelle has no shortage of brilliant scientists and researchers. But what makes us really stand out in the crowd is the true depth and breadth of our experts and ability to reach across multiple disciplines.
Our employees – called “Solvers” for the solutions they provide to difficult challenges – are the glue that holds our company together and why we’re still here after 90 years.
And nowhere is that more obvious than in our neurotechnology space. From electrical engineers and applied mathematicians to statisticians and biomedical engineers, we've got the expertise to solve your neurotech challenge.
Nick develops electronic hardware and signal processing methods for medical devices and has significant experience in neurotechnology.
Patrick is advancing medicine at the interface between the nervous system and technology to help those with neurological diseases.
Dave applies statistical and machine-learning algorithms to complex data sets and software teams for complex data processing systems.
There is nearly unlimited potential for recent advances in neurotechnology. Battelle is proud to be leading the way with research and development in this field.
We do what we do to improve lives, not for accolades. But it certainly does feel nice when we get recognized for our efforts. Our awards include three R&D 100 Awards, the Annual BCI Research Award and the Popular Mechanics Breakthrough Award.
It would be impossible to help change the world without sharing our knowledge with others. We’re proud to have our experts’ work featured in a number of publications annually, including Nature, Scientific Reports, Bioelectric Medicine and Frontiers in Neuroscience.
Neurotechnology & Neuroscience
Battelle's neurotechnology research would not be possible without the tenacity, courage
Helping a person regain movement in a paralyzed limb is a momentous achievement. But movement isn’t enough. Sense of touch is also important.
Learn More about Restoring the Sense of Touch in Those with Spinal Cord Injury
Battelle is combining years of brain-computer interface (BCI) projects, such as NeuroLife®, with its expertise in machine learning and artificial i...
Learn More about Battelle To Explore Artificial Intelligence, Neural Interfaces with DARPA Award
Artificial intelligence (AI) is already transforming medicine in amazing ways—and the era of AI-based healthcare applications is just beginning.
Learn More about The Algorithm Is In: 5 Ways AI is Transforming Medicine
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...
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