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NeuroLife Sleeve Holds Promise of Improved Sports Performance
Here's an informative story from the Columbus Business First about our ongoing neurotechnology work.

Ohio State, Battelle resume work on brain-computer interface for paralysis - Columbus Business First
We are proud to be a part of Columbus, Ohio group of great companies and organizations working at the forefront of the country's response to the pandemic.

Columbus Monthly's 2020 Top Doctors: Columbus Research Giants Take on the Virus
The latest Inside Battelle blog details how our CCDS is helping in New Mexico.

Battelle CCDS™ Makes a Difference When It's Needed Most in New Mexico
How did we restore the sensation of feeling in someone who suffered an injury and paralysis? Read this article in Massive Science.

Paralyzed man has sense of touch restored by brain-machine interface
We always strive to make a positive impact where we work and live.

Battelle Donates to Washington State STEM Education Foundation; Lou Von Thaer, Steven Ashby Quoted - GovCon Wire
We are proud to be able to support such great programming in our local community.

Battelle gives Columbus library foundation $2.15 million for youth programs
The National Science Foundation awarded us the Arctic Research Support and Logistics Services contract. Battelle & partners will provide infrastructure & logistics support to academic researchers conducting NSF-funded studies in Alaska, Greenland, Canada & other Arctic areas.

Battelle Awarded Contract to Enable Arctic Research
Three days is the amount of time that common library materials need to be quarantined before they're free of the virus that causes COVID-19. Read about our research

'Fake spit' tests show library materials free of coronavirus after 3 days
Working on pandemic solutions from a variety of angles.

Battelle Receives NSF Funding to Track Viruses in Wastewater