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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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August 28, 2024|News

Six Research Projects Selected for MONet Fall Soil Sampling

Fifty-one samples will contribute data to the Molecular Observation Network

FICUS: Facilities Integrating Collaborations for User Science

August 23, 2024|News

Thirteen Projects Funded through FICUS Program

Research teams will have access to multiple Department of Energy user facilities

August 15, 2024|Research Highlight

Revealing the Secrets of Carbon from Ocean Waters: How Molecules Control Organic Matter Persistence from Surface Waters to the Depths

Using new analytical tools, a team of researchers identified distinct components of dissolved organic matter within the ocean water column.

August 7, 2024|Staff Accomplishment

EMSL Scientist Recognized with Mass Spectrometry Award

Ljiljana Paša-Tolić Will Receive Award During International Mass Spectrometry Conference

August 6, 2024|Staff Accomplishment

EMSL Researcher Honored with Outstanding Service Award from mSystems Journal

Chemist Christopher Anderton recognized for efforts in elevating reputation and impact of journal through role as editor

August 5, 2024|Staff Accomplishment

EMSL Aerosols Researcher Earns Inaugural Early Career Award as Part of ALS User Meeting

Chemist Swarup China credits mentorship to career success so far and aims to give back to the next generation of aerosol scientists

A fluorescence probe indicates the spatial expression location of the homeodomain gene KNAT1 as yellow sparkles on a thin slice of part of a sorghum bicolor shoot apex attached with several nascent leaves. Tissue anatomical structure is viewed by nuclei stained in blue.

July 24, 2024|Research Highlight

Uncovering the Spatial Gene Expression of Major Cell Types from the Stems of Sorghum

Generation of the first comprehensive gene expression atlas of major types of cells from the stems of the sorghum plant sets up the ability for engineering sorghum to increase its bioenergy potential.

Kate Eddy, Oyshi Taluker, Yasamin Alazawi, and John Lindquist stand in front of the Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory

July 23, 2024|News

Test Driving Careers in Science, Engineering, and Business

EMSL’s 27 interns are working alongside EMSL staff in laboratories and offices this summer.

July 23, 2024|Research Highlight

Gases from Burning Biomass React within Clouds, Forming Secondary Organic Aerosols

Water-soluble and reactive organic gases emitted when biomass burns are key unidentified sources of fine secondary organic aerosol particles in the atmosphere.

Open hands gently hold a small plant growing from the soil. Overlaid on the image are hexagonal icons representing chemical elements essential for plant nutrition, such as potassium (K), nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P).

July 23, 2024|Research Highlight

Unraveling How Potassium Bound to Soil Minerals is Made Bioavailable for Uptake by Plants

A combination of X-ray absorption spectroscopy and computational methods revealed the unique bonding environment of potassium associated with organic acids.

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