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A corn field with remnants after harvest, hydrogen molecules, and a biofuels tank with an airplane flying overhead.

Scientists suggest a new way of binding hydrogen with compounds by using lignin-based jet fuel that enables stable storage and transportation of hydrogen.

Functional and Systems Biology

A grid displaying microscopic images of Red Sea or laboratory-formed colonies and an example of the MALDI molecular ion image for a detected metabolite.

Single-colony analysis reveals metabolic differences between natural and cultured algae.

Scott Sugden and Jeremy Bougoure work with a sample.

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Functional and Systems Biology

Researchers use a systems biology approach to understand viral-infected bacteria in a nutrient-limited marine environment.

A green field in the ARM Southern Great Plains site

Direct measurements of ice nucleating particle composition show agricultural soils were highly efficient ice nucleators.

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December 4, 2024|News

EMSL Selects Five Projects for MONet Winter Soil Sampling

Thirty-eight soil cores will contribute to the MONet database

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December 3, 2024|Research Highlight

Thawing Permafrost Reveals Complex Microbiome–Metabolite Interplay

This research examines microbiome–metabolite interactions in a thawing permafrost at Stordalen Mire, Sweden, revealing potential key regulators of greenhouse gas emissions in these rapidly changing ecosystems.

four different sized samples in light microscopy

September 26, 2024|Research Highlight

Iron Rescues Algal Photosynthesis During High Lipid Production

A study tracking the roles of iron during lipid accumulation in a single-celled alga reveals key features of photosynthesis and biofuel production.

September 26, 2024|Research Highlight

Uncrewed Vehicle Obtains Aerosols from an Important Atmospheric Zone for Subsequent Characterization Using 3-D Molecular Imaging

A new approach reveals details about aerosol properties from hard-to-sample areas in the atmosphere.

September 16, 2024|Research Highlight

Organonitrates in Atmospheric Particles Vary with Altitude

Scientists reveal new organic molecular details about vertically resolved atmospheric particles at ARM’s Southern Great Plains observatory.

Aishwarya Santosh Deshpande, a postdoctoral researcher in the Environmental Transformations and Interactions science area at the Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory, sits at a work station in a laboratory at EMSL.

September 13, 2024|News

Is There a Postdoc in the House?

EMSL celebrates 18 postdoctoral researchers supporting the user facility

September 6, 2024|News

EMSL Chief Science Officer Named to Washington State Academy of Sciences

Justin Teeguarden joins more than 375 members in the academy

September 4, 2024|News

Twenty-Eight Projects Selected for EMSL Large-Scale Research Awards

Projects range from research on carbon sequestration to advancing climate models

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September 3, 2024|Research Highlight

PeakQC Software Advances Quality Control for Omics-Agnostic Mass Spectrometry

Novel software tool enables quality control independent of omics molecular types and can be used on multiple platforms.

Aerial view of smoke rising from a large fire in a forested area near a river.

August 30, 2024|Research Highlight

Amazon Rainforest Fires Produce Secondary Ultrafine Particles That May Affect Weather and Climate

Oxidation of gases emitted by vegetation fire forms abundant ultrafine particles that may intensify deep clouds and heavy rain in the Amazon rainforest.

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