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CARES Act funding allocated through Limited Scope project uses mass spectrometry to analyze samples in critically ill, ventilated patients

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Review EMSL's proposal call opportunities, project timelines, and guidance. Learn about the different types of proposals and tips for submitting a successful proposal.

Their research will contribute data to the Molecular Observation Network

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New members begin their three-year terms in October 2024

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December 20, 2023|Research Highlight

Strain-Specific Quantification of Bacteria Associated with Duckweed Could Be Used on Other Host–Microbe Systems

Researchers developed a genomics-based computational pipeline for tracking and quantifying specific strains of bacteria within bacterial communities associated with duckweed.

December 8, 2023|News

EMSL Awards Exploratory Research Funding to 17 Projects

Research focuses on global climate change, plastic pollution, and methane production

December 5, 2023|Staff Accomplishment

Chongmin Wang Named Highly Cited Researcher for the Fifth Time

Materials scientist recognized on the 2023 Clarivate list

December 1, 2023|Research Highlight

Drought Shifts the Type of Carbon Emitted by Soil Microbes

Research in an artificial tropical rainforest demonstrates how drought leads to loss of carbon to the atmosphere.

November 30, 2023|Research Highlight

How Some Algae Thrive in Harsh, Low-Iron Environments

A team of researchers documented complete genomes, transcriptomes, and proteomes, and several iron-uptake strategies for two species of Dunaliella algae that need little iron to survive.

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November 6, 2023|Web Feature

Understanding Circadian Rhythms of Cellulases Could Improve Biofuel Production

Molecular Biologist Studying Circadian Clocks

Circadian rhythm concept. alarm clock divided into two parts with day and night. Sleep and activity mode, biorhythms. 3D render.

November 3, 2023|Podcast

Bonding Over Science, Episode 9—How Circadian Rhythm Affects Cellulase Production for Biofuels

EMSL User Jennifer Hurley explains the importance of the circadian clock in all organisms including humans.

October 31, 2023|Research Highlight

Unveiling the Importance of Calcite Dissolution for Stabilizing Soil Organic Matter

Advanced imaging methods reveal calcite’s role in enhancing the stability of soil organic matter.

October 23, 2023|Staff Accomplishment

EMSL Postdoc Liang Chen Honored with Early Career Award

Award presented as part of International Conference on Single-Cell Mass Spectrometry

October 18, 2023|News

EMSL User Awarded DOE Funding for Innovations in Technology Project

Research Focuses on Microbial Behavior in Biomanufacturing

Plant being transferred into a rhizochip

October 9, 2023|Podcast

Bonding Over Science Episode 8—TerraForms: Synthetic Habitats for Soil Ecology

Learn how TerraForms helps users advance discovery in soil ecology

FICUS: Facilities Integrating Collaborations for User Science, EMSL, ARM, U.S. Department of Energy

October 1, 2023|Web Feature

Thirteen Scientists Awarded FICUS Program Funding

Environmental and biological research to be conducted at DOE user facilities.

September 22, 2023|Research Highlight

Microbial Communities Vary Widely Underground, Even When Spatially Close

Study finds that geochemistry and hydrogeology greatly influence microbial community type and function, even when those communities are only 10 cm apart.

September 22, 2023|Research Highlight

Making Cell Walls Thicker May Not Make Better Bioproducts

A study pulls back the curtain on the inner workings of plants to understand how genetically engineering changes to cell walls affects the growth of the plant as well as the degradation of plant components.