EMSL Events

EMSL LEARN Webinars

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This EMSL LEARN webinar introduces retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), an emerging design pattern of large language model (LLM)-based development that has shown to improve accuracy and address key…

Discover how single-cell omics technologies are moving research beyond bulk averages to reveal the hidden complexity and functional diversity within individual cells and microbial communities. Join…

Past Events

Environmental Transformations and Interactions

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Attendees will benefit from our deep expertise in biogeochemistry and better understand methods for uncovering the molecular properties and behavior of critical minerals and materials.

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On July 17, EMSL will hold three virtual Community Science Campaign Meetings to discuss the work being pursued within our user facility's Computing, Analytics, and Modeling Science Area: Bridging Soil Scales, Mass Spec Molecular Annotation and Simulation, and Pathway Discovery and Metabolic Modeling.

Computing, Analytics, and Modeling

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Through this EMSL LEARN Webinar, learn how retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) can enhance AI tools for scientific research by improving accuracy, traceability, and access to current knowledge.

Environmental Transformations and Interactions

Computing, Analytics, and Modeling

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Join us for the MONet: Connect and Learn 2026 meeting taking place April 28–30 in-person at EMSL and online. The theme for this year's meeting focuses on machine learning tools to extract predictive insights from MONet datasets, with an emphasis on training participants to effectively use these data resources.

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Join us March 25 from noon – 1 p.m. PDT for an EMSL LEARN webinar on how to optimize your biological and omics studies through robust experimental design, from foundational statistical principles to scalable automation—ensuring you are poised to get the most out of your data.

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Join us March 11 from noon – 1 p.m. PDT for an EMSL LEARN webinar on single-cell omics, highlighting our cutting-edge platforms for exploring transcriptomes and proteomes at the highest level of biological resolution.

2026 EMSL JGI User Meeting: Integrating Experimentation with Data, March 3-6, 2026, Seattle Marriott Waterfront, Seattle, WA

The 2026 EMGL-JGI Joint User Meeting: Empowering Automated Laboratories—Integrating Experimentation with Data will be held March 3-5, 2026 in Seattle, WA.

Functional and Systems Biology

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Join us February 25 from noon – 1 p.m. PST for an EMSL LEARN webinar on our facility's suite of spatial metabolomics capabilities for visualizing metabolic processes and chemical distributions in complex samples.

Environmental Transformations and Interactions

Computing, Analytics, and Modeling

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Join us Feb. 4, 2026, at noon PST for an EMSL LEARN webinar on TerraForms—EMSL's innovative platform for controlling environmental experiments and advancing predictive modeling.

Functional and Systems Biology

Environmental Transformations and Interactions

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The Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL) is holding a two-day community science campaign meeting to identify and prioritize critical minerals and materials (CMM) research needs aligned to EMSL goals.

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.

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The Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory is hosting a free webinar, Capabilities for Chemical and Biological Characterization of Critical Minerals and Metals, at noon PDT on Wednesday, June 25.

Environmental Transformations and Interactions

Functional and Systems Biology

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The Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory is holding a free webinar at noon Pacific daylight time on June 11 on high-resolution imaging capabilities for critical minerals research.

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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.

Functional and Systems Biology

AMP2

The Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL) is holding a two-day workshop (May 13-14) to explore and shape the future of our upcoming Anaerobic Microbial Phenotyping Platform (AMP2). This new platform is designed to accelerate advancements in anaerobic microbiology research.

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Join the Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory for a May 7 webinar on X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy capabilities for user research.

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Learn about EMSL Science Central™ at the free webinar at noon on Wednesday, April 23.

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Join the Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory for a free webinar, Building Reactive Transport Models in PFLOTRAN for Environmental Applications, at noon Pacific daylight time on Wednesday, April 9.