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EMSL Science Central™ offers data portal, metadata submission for user projects.

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

Scott Sugden and Jeremy Bougoure work with a sample.

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

soil samples in plates

Their research will contribute data to the Molecular Observation Network

molecules, growing plants and soils, and data points

New members begin their three-year terms in October 2024

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Mary Lipton

February 8, 2023|Staff Accomplishment

EMSL Chemist Mary Lipton Elected AAAS Fellow

Lipton receives association’s highest honor

man looks into microscope

February 1, 2023|Staff Accomplishment

EMSL postdoctoral associate blends passion for research, policy, and the environment

Robert Stanley named chair of the National Science Policy Network

metabolomics instrument

January 31, 2023|Research Highlight

Biologically Produced Muconic Acid Can Replace Petroleum-Based Products

Researchers take a step closer to a commercially viable, sustainable alternative to fossil-fuel-based biochemical production strategies.

August George

January 26, 2023|Web Feature

Building Tools for a Successful Scientific Career

Mentorship in EMSL’s emerging computational science area

soil viruses

January 26, 2023|News

Unearthing Soil Viruses That May Help Bacterial Hosts

Research establishes soil viruses contain genes encoding enzymes that help make critical sources of carbon and nitrogen available in the soil ecosystem.

grass in laboratory

January 23, 2023|Research Highlight

How Belowground Aspects of Plant Neighbors Influence Each Other’s Microbiomes

Scientists show that plant root exudates play a key role in the makeup of their neighbors’ microbiomes, especially when competing.

flames

January 16, 2023|Research Highlight

Molecular Characterization of Compounds in Wildfire Smoke

Solving the molecular makeup of organophosphorus compounds in wildfire smoke using innovative mass spectrometry capabilities

Columbia River river rock

January 11, 2023|Research Highlight

The Role of Riverbank Microbes in Carbon and Nitrogen Cycling

First-of-its-kind genomic catalog lends insight into previously unknown processes at the river’s edge.

waves and gray skies

January 9, 2023|Research Highlight

Discovering How Transport and Source Affect Properties of Aerosol Particles

Scientists combined advanced experimentation with modeling to discover how significantly aerosol particles are transformed when carried thousands of miles from their origin.

researcher in gloves holds a transparent sample

January 3, 2023|Web Feature

Ten Months, Twenty Projects, and Countless Scientific Advancements

EMSL awards 20 projects through Exploratory Call

Researcher looks in microscope

December 26, 2022|Web Feature

A Year in Review – EMSL in 2022

Looking back at this year's research and accomplishments

researcher loads samples into instrument

December 12, 2022|Web Feature

‘Tis the Season for Calls for Proposals

User programs and facilities look to the science community for ambitious projects

close up of a sewer

December 7, 2022|Web Feature

Revealing a New Source of Environmental Nanoplastics

A common pipe repair method was found to discharge atmospheric nanoplastics

Emily Graham collects soil cores in the field.

December 6, 2022|Web Feature

AGU: Latest from EMSL in Earth science research, new capabilities to support advanced models

A glimpse into EMSL presentations at the AGU Fall Meeting

biofuels

December 6, 2022|Research Highlight

Biosynthesis of Energy-Dense Fuel Alternative Opens Doors toward Fossil Fuel Independence

A new high energy fuel alternative overcomes hurdles to freeing industries like long-haul cargo transport from fossil fuels.

auxin root phenotype

November 30, 2022|Research Highlight

A Plant Hormone Produced by a Bacterial Species Causes Different Growth Patterns

Scientists identify superior method for assessing the ability of bacteria to cause an increase in lateral root numbers and root hairs.

calcite

October 31, 2022|Research Highlight

Calcite’s Important Role in Long-term Stability of Organic Matter in Soils

Scientists investigated the role that calcite, a common form of calcium carbonate, plays in stabilizing organic matter in soils.

microbes and film

October 25, 2022|Research Highlight

When Studying Microbes, More Instruments Can Mean Better Results

First-of-its-kind approach combines analyses from different instruments into single workflow to study microbes at the single cell level

Garry Buchko stands in front of the Hood nuclear magnetic spectrometer.

October 24, 2022|Web Feature

Powerful Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Capabilities Promise Advantages for Researchers Across the Sciences

The Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory’s fleet of nuclear magnetic resonance resources provides critical molecular information

zinc

October 17, 2022|Research Highlight

What Connects Zinc to Proteins in Cells

Unraveling how micronutrient zinc binds with proteins in cells to keep plants and animals healthy

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