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Next-gen DNA Sequencing Trials Unveiled at ISHI: How Far Away Is the Future?

Threats from chemical and biological agents—known and yet unknown synthetic variations—are real, growing in potential and consequence, and becoming more attractive to terrorist organizations.

Too Sunny in Philadelphia? Satellites Zero in on Dangerous Urban Heat Islands

National Guard Bureau to get WMD training

What is PFAS—and Why Should You Care?

New technology could identify two bodies found more than a decade ago

Battelle to study effects of opioids, marijuana

The Virtue of Virtual Reality For Medical Devices

Battelle's Mike Kuhlman discussed the possible impact of President Trump’s budget proposal for fiscal year 2018 on federal laboratories, biodefense, and research & development.

Lawmakers turn to students for ideas to battle opioid epidemic

Battelle for Sky, Sea & Rough Terrain, Featured at SOFIC (Video)

Recent attacks by ISIS in Syria and Iraq have changed the 21st-century battlespace by employing airborne drones for reconnaissance and attacks.

Battelle and Nanotherapeutics Form Alliance to Accelerate Medical Countermeasures Development

New Ohio-developed tool aims to stop rogue drones

Big data techniques help paralyzed patient regain movement

The Science of Smart Hydrophobic Coatings

Battelle CBRNE Defense Research Scientist David Winkel has been named the 2016 recipient of the Dr. Billy Richardson Young NBC Researcher Award.

Battelle has received another strong report card, earning the contractor $11.75 million for its work in fiscal 2016 to operate PNNL for the Department of Energy.

For a third year, Battelle Energy Alliance received a high A grade on its performance evaluation from the U.S. Department of Energy.

Just because your device isn’t specifically targeted by hackers doesn’t mean it isn’t vulnerable to cybersecurity threats.