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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.

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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June 27, 2022|Web Feature

Martian meteorites could provide clues about life on the planet

Researcher uses EMSL instruments to investigate water and phosphorus in rare Martian rocks

June 27, 2022|Web Feature

Investigating Soils Through Simulations and Modeling

EMSL’s computational resources help make sense of soil, organic, and biological data

June 3, 2022|News

EMSL LEARN Webinar Series: Characterization and Modification of Soils, Organic, and Biological Matter

Explore EMSL's computational resources to advance scientific discovery through simulations and modeling.

June 2, 2022|Web Feature

Discoveries in Iron Ore Formation Unveil Important Fundamentals in Creation of New Materials

Researchers use EMSL instruments to unveil new details of hematite formation

June 1, 2022|Research Highlight

Understanding Gene Regulation in Brown Rot Fungi, a Key Decomposer

Scientists offer new insights on central role of gene regulation in the efficacy of a common decomposer fungus crucial in the carbon cycle.

May 31, 2022|Web Feature

International Collaborations on Atmospheric Makeup in Antarctica, Amazon Rainforest Present Insights into Climate Change

While drastically different in climate and landscape, both regions hold key info for changing temperatures

May 25, 2022|Research Highlight

Rhizosphere Leaves a Chemical “Fingerprint” on Mineral-associated Carbon

Carbon transformation and persistence in soil are dependent on the interactions among the plant roots, microbes, and minerals found in the rhizosphere.

May 24, 2022|Web Feature

New EMSL Double-blind Pilot Makes Research Proposal Review Anonymous

Process shown to facilitate greater equity and diversity in proposals selected

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May 23, 2022|Research Highlight

Understanding a Key Metabolic Pathway in Plants

Scientists delve deeper into an important plant cellular pathway that affects plant defense, growth and development, and adaptation to stressors.

Mark Blenner and Kevin Solomon conduct research in a laboratory at the University of Delaware.

May 12, 2022|Web Feature

EMSL User Science Showcased on National Podcasts

Topics included using yellow mealworms to combat plastic pollution and how microbiomes are impacted by wildfires and drought

May 11, 2022|Research Highlight

Soil Depth Plays Role in Decomposition of Soil Organic Matter

A study of soil organic matter mineralization from more than two dozen locations across the United States reveals details about potential for decomposition and release of carbon dioxide.