Battelle In the News

The Columbus Dispatch #ResourceNotFound: NewsWidgetResources, OpensNewPage# - After more than two years as a digital event, the Center of Science and Industry’s annual Science Festival returned to an in-person format May 4-7.

NBC4i #ResourceNotFound: NewsWidgetResources, OpensNewPage# - The annual Science Festival hosted by the Center of Science and Industry (COSI) officially wrapped up Saturday

WXYZ Detroit #ResourceNotFound: NewsWidgetResources, OpensNewPage# - A team of scientists from Battelle, a scientific non-profit in Columbus, Ohio traveled to west Michigan along with a tool called the PFAS Annihilator to demonstrate its ability to destroy PFAS in wastewater.

Forbes #ResourceNotFound: NewsWidgetResources, OpensNewPage# - Battelle is the latest organization to battle per- and polyfluoroalkyl (PFAS) chemicals, using supercritical water oxidation technology to fight the contaminants. And its solution may have the boldest name yet: the PFAS Annihilator.

The Columbus Dispatch #ResourceNotFound: NewsWidgetResources, OpensNewPage# - Girl Scouts of Ohio’s Heartland announced plans Tuesday for a $16-million facility geared toward attracting more women to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) careers.

The Business Journals #ResourceNotFound: NewsWidgetResources, OpensNewPage# - Battelle is listed as one of Columbus' most generous companies by Columbus Business First.

CBS News #ResourceNotFound: NewsWidgetResources, OpensNewPage# - Researchers estimate more than 200 million Americans in all 50 states could have cancer-causing carcinogens in their drinking water. Battelle has developed promising technology to eliminate the problem.

CityScene #ResourceNotFound: NewsWidgetResources, OpensNewPage# - The Center of Science and Industry (COSI) is the proud recipient of a $1 million investment from Battelle to bolster accessible science literacy and prepare the upcoming workforce for the STEM jobs of the future.

Post Register #ResourceNotFound: NewsWidgetResources, OpensNewPage# - Officials from Battelle Energy Alliance, the company that manages Idaho National Laboratory, presented a $1 million check to the College of Eastern Idaho on Wednesday to support the college’s upcoming Future Tech building.

The PAST Foundation #ResourceNotFound: NewsWidgetResources, OpensNewPage# - The PAST Foundation is the proud recipient of a $3,000,000 three-year Battelle grant that will impact and expand the formation of STEM identity in students across the Pre-K12 ecosystem.

Psychology Today #ResourceNotFound: NewsWidgetResources, OpensNewPage# - A new study published in the Journal of Neurophysiology shows how an AI-enabled BCI has the potential to enable those with severe paralysis from spinal cord injury to control external devices by predicting intended movement using a wearable sensor.

Mass Device #ResourceNotFound: NewsWidgetResources, OpensNewPage# - Battelle announced today that it entered into a collaborative agreement with Spark Biomedical to jointly run a pilot clinical study.

Waste 360 #ResourceNotFound: NewsWidgetResources, OpensNewPage# - Heritage-Crystal Clean, Inc. and Battelle will join forces to tackle one of today’s most formidable environmental challenges—the removal and destruction of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from wastewater.

ExecutiveBiz #ResourceNotFound: NewsWidgetResources, OpensNewPage# - Day & Zimmerman, Battelle Memorial Institute and European energetic materials manufacturer EURENCO have partnered to pursue an opportunity with the U.S. Army to manage a Kingsport, Tennessee-based ammunition facility.

ExecutiveGov #ResourceNotFound: NewsWidgetResources, OpensNewPage# - Battelle has announced its plans to host a conference, Innovations in Climate Resilience, that will gather thought leaders to discuss tactics to aid environmental sustainability. Battelle also recently issued a survey to nearly 500 academics and over 100 public sector officials that revealed findings about energy, roadblocks in knowledge and routes for government action.

Columbus Dispatch #ResourceNotFound: NewsWidgetResources, OpensNewPage# - A coalition of businesses, government agencies and nonprofits is eyeing a section of southeastern Ohio for the storage of carbon dioxide captured from factories and power plants. The technology used to collect CO2 from carbon emitters is decades old, but it is experiencing something of a renaissance as governments and businesses look for ways to combat climate change.

AZO Cleantech #ResourceNotFound: NewsWidgetResources, OpensNewPage# - The PFAS ANNIHILATOR™ attacks the source of the chemicals, destroying them and blocking them from entering drinking water systems.

Chemical Engineering Online #ResourceNotFound: NewsWidgetResources, OpensNewPage# - To complement existing PFAS separation technologies, the Battelle Memorial Institute has developed a technology, known as the PFAS Annihilator, for destroying both short- and long-chain PFAS compounds using supercritical water oxidation (SCWO).

The Delaware Gazette #ResourceNotFound: NewsWidgetResources, OpensNewPage# - Dempsey Middle School in Delaware was recently selected to receive a grant of $5,000 to purchase more STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) equipment.

The Detroit News #ResourceNotFound: NewsWidgetResources, OpensNewPage# - The Michigan official charged with coordinating the state's PFAS response called Tuesday for more federal support and research to help enable better decision-making by states to protect groundwater and the food supply.