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A user-friendly web application leverages the power of machine learning to improve efficiency and reproducibility of identifying and measuring the concentrations of metabolites in nuclear magnetic resonance spectra.

Computing, Analytics, and Modeling

Graduate students, postdocs will attend on-site tutorials on artificial intelligence, machine learning during EMSL Summer School

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.

Seventy-four soil cores will be collected to contribute to a publicly available database

Environmental Transformations and Interactions

Smoke emerges from trees burning in a wildfire on a mountainside

Researchers observe water uptake by solid-state absorptive brown carbon emitted from wildfire smoke, adding new insights into the particles’ potential atmospheric and radiation impacts.

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silhouetted people walking on a city street with five red circular virus particles representing COVID on top of them

April 29, 2024|News

Researchers Unlock Mystery Components of Serious COVID-19 Illness

CARES Act funding allocated through Limited Scope project uses mass spectrometry to analyze samples in critically ill, ventilated patients

April 2, 2024|News

Seven Scientists Receive EMSL Project Awards for Soil Sampling Studies

Their research will contribute data to the Molecular Observation Network

molecules, growing plants and soils, and data points

March 27, 2024|News

Four Scientists Elected to EMSL User Executive Committee

New members begin their three-year terms in October 2024

An aerial photograph above a pine tree forest in the daytime displaying dozens of trees.

March 26, 2024|Research Highlight

Ectomycorrhizal Fungi Enhance Pine Growth by Promoting Iron Uptake

Research demonstrates how ectomycorrhizal fungi help pine plants process iron.

Scott Baker in protective eyewear behind fungi sample

March 25, 2024|Staff Accomplishment

EMSL Science Area Leader Elected American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering Fellow

Scott Baker recognized for pioneering fungal genomics sequencing.

These images show top-down views of colonies of Bacillus subtilis grown on agar plates. The image on the left is a brightfield image while the one on the right shows false-color fluorescence of this colony. These bacterial cells contain two reporter constructs that cause the cells to produce two distinct fluorescence signals (shown as green and pink) when one or both of those genes are expressed.

March 25, 2024|Research Highlight

Cells Shown to Multitask in Bacterial Biofilms

A recent study revealed that current concepts of cellular heterogeneity oversimplify bacterial cells’ ability to differentiate into specific cell types and perform tasks.

A photograph of Hibiscus rosa sinensis in bloom

March 15, 2024|Research Highlight

How Tropical Plants Beat Drought with Special Root Tricks

Tropical rainforest plants and their associated microbial communities navigate drought challenges through unique root metabolism in the rhizosphere.

Pyrite. Macro detail texture background. Close-up polished semi-precious gemstone

March 15, 2024|Research Highlight

Elemental Variation in Pyrite: A Key to Ocean Chemistry

How nanoscale variations in pyrite trace element chemistry can be used to better understand past ocean chemistry

February 19, 2024|News

EMSL User Executive Committee Seeking New Members

Nominations for the three positions are due by March 2

February 15, 2024|Research Highlight

Molecular Factors are Key for Allocating Carbon toward Poplar Roots

New research describes how demands from plant roots affect source-to-sink carbon relationships mediated by a ubiquitous hormone in poplar trees.

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