EMSL LEARN Webinar Series

The EMSL LEARN Webinar Series provides scientists with information on accessing and applying scientific instrumentation and expertise at the Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL) for their research. The free webinars are presented by EMSL experts who guide scientists on the best resources for answering biological and environmental research questions.

tree trunk and roots leading to data points

In this webinar, Glenn Hammond, a computational geohydrologist and senior research scientist at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), introduced PFLOTRAN and discussed how to use the code to…

cells visualized with chemical probes

Learn more about how you can use chemical probes, coupled with Raman microscopy, to visualize and measure metabolite and enzyme interactions. These capabilities are available through EMSL calls for…

data visualization

Learn how to best develop your proposal so that EMSL staff, project managers, and the external proposal review panel can quickly and easily understand your planned project. Resources to be discussed…

Illustration showing a cross-section of soil with corn plants above ground. The image highlights molecular structures such as water and nitrogen, with annotations for isotopes like deuterium, nitrogen, and oxygen.

Learn about resources to support stable isotope labeling and metabolic visualization at spatial scales.

Scientist uses helium ion microscope at the Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory

Find out how to use a variety of instrumentation at the Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory for characterizing mineral-associated organic matter.

Scientist holds square soil micromodel made using Pore2Chip

Learn about TerraForms Pore2Chip, a Python tool helps with the design of micromodels and RhizoChips using x-ray computed tomography's three-dimensional (3D) imaging of field soil cores.

ArticShark on tarmac

Watch a presentation vertical profiles of aerosol properties using the Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) user facility's ArcticShark and EMSL's supporting aerosol capabilities.

fungi

Hear James Evans and Irina El-Khoury discuss EMS's 1000 Fungal Proteins project.

Samples inside Eclipse

Learn about available metabolomics technologies for analyzing small molecules in biological systems.

Lattice Light Sheet

Erin Bredeweg and Dehong Hu discuss EMSL's NanoLive and Lattice Light Sheet for three-dimensional imaging platforms for live cell microscopy.

Scientist in mask doing research in lab

Learn about TerraForms, which are a group of platforms designed to help scientists investigate soil processes. TerraForms resources are available through the EMSL User Program's calls for proposals.

Man in rubber gloves looking at soil core in the field

Sarah Leichty provides details on quarterly soil sample submissions calls for the Molecular Observation Network. Watch the EMSL Proposals Call page for calls openings.

omics data

Lisa Bramer and Kelly Stratton presented a webinar on the Multiomics Analysis Portal (MAP) a one-stop 'omics data analysis web portal available through the EMSL User Program.

computing data points

This presentation provides overview of the Open OnDemand portal, EMSL's high-performance computer, Tahoma, and available applications.

Hands typing on a computer

In this webinar, learn about the Fiscal Year 2024 Exploratory Call for Proposals.

tree branches and moss

This webinar focuses on EMSL's capabilities for rhizosphere research, including multiple isotope ratio mass spectrometry.

clouds

Hear from three researchers as they present on EMSL's aerosol research capabilities, including the controlled combustion system and the Size and Time-resolved Aerosol Collector. This webinar also…

Aerosol Instrument

Explore capabilities available at the Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory for imaging organic matter-mineral interactions.