EMSL Xchange Seminar Series

The EMSL Xchange Seminar Series is a forum for researchers from across the world to come together, hear from EMSL experts and guest speakers, and exchange ideas and scientific learnings.

sunset over the sea

Explore Coty Jen's presentation on the influence of water on light absorption by atmospheric particles.

Blue bokeh on a blue background

Learn how water influence light absorption by atmospheric particles in this presentation from Christopher Cappa, a professor in the University of California Davis.

grass, soil, and roots

Hear speakers from Colorado State University discuss harnessing the microbiome to develop healthier soils.

city view at sunset with industrial buildings

Explore the sources, aging, and impacts of biomass combustion emissions.

hexagons representing different phases of automation. Text reads automation. A hand points to one of the hexagons.

Paul Jensen, assistant professor of biomedical engineering at the University of Michigan , gave an EMSL Xchange Seminar Series presentation titled “Learning from a Million Automated Experiments.”

Rocks

Hear Morehead State University's Md. Golam Kibria's presentation, “Experimental Investigation of Tight Rocks for Energy and Environmental Applications."

Small plant coming out of soil. Sunlight behind.

Larry York presents on high-throughput phenotyping.

proteins

Alonso Faruck Morcos Gonzalez presented on characterizing the enormous space of protein sequences.

futuristic science

Abhishek Singharoy presented data-driven studies in computational biophysics that describe phenotypic outcomes from molecular interactions.

Aquilos

Hosea Nelson, a professor of chemistry at the California Institute of Technology, presents his research using electron diffraction.

clouds

Michigan Tech Graduate School's Will Cantrell discusses how turbulence affects cloud microphysics provided specific examples in activation, glaciation, and entrainment.

microscopic images

Jason Shear, associate professor at the University of Texas at Austin, discusses work aimed at developing strategies for addressing key questions regarding cellular interactions in small populations.

plants in rain

Ross Sozanni presents the techniques used to unravel mechanisms that regulate plant stem cell fate, maintenance, and behavior.

plant cells

Seung Yon (Sue) Rhee explains how Arabidopsis seeds sense water potential during germination and how a new institute is studying how cells and organisms survive desiccation.

wheatgrass

Jessica Gutknecht presents on how soil can improve ecosystem services such as nutrient cycling, carbon storage, and climate resiliency.

systems biology

Peter Wolynes, a professor of science at Rice University, presents "From The Molecule to the Cell: A Physical Chemist Looks at System Biology" on Aug. 17 at the EMSL XChange Seminar Series.

carbon cycling

Speaker Adriana Romero-Olivares explores the role of fungi in the carbon cycle.

mass spectrometry instrument

Ohio University's Ben Bythell presented "The Chemistry of Useful Destruction" as part of the EMSL Xchange Seminar Series.