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Opportunities at EMSL

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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.

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The Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory offers access and use of advanced scientific instruments and resources to the research community through open calls for proposals.

Architectural Rendering of M2PC

The Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory’s (EMSL’s) Microbial Molecular Phenotyping Capability (M2PC) is designed to offer an integrated suite of automated phenotyping instrumentation and analytical tools that unlocks functional knowledge about microbial and microbiome communities.

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Sample preparation method allows for analysis of up to 50 soil samples per day

Upcoming Events

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The Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory is hosting a free webinar on May 28 on vibrational sum frequency generation spectroscopy capabilities for users.

Computing, Analytics, and Modeling

AI, robots, and data streams

The Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory is holding the 2025 EMSL Summer School: From Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning to Agent-Based Science (July 7-11) in Richland, Washington, and online via Zoom.

EMSL Xchange Seminar Series

The EMSL Xchange Seminar Series is a forum for scientists across the world to share their ideas, research, and scientific learnings. This series is managed by a committee of early career scientists - giving them an opportunity to engage with the scientific community and build networks.