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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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June 23, 2021|Staff Accomplishment

Kristin Burnum-Johnson Speaks on Proteome Mapping

Scientist presents research using mass spectrometry imaging

June 23, 2021|Staff Accomplishment

Shuttha Shutthanandan Recognized as AVS Fellow

Materials scientist to be honored Oct. 27

cover of catalysis journal featuring an illustration of an EPR spectrometer

June 3, 2021|News

Customized EMSL Spectroscopy Leads to Discovery About Catalysts

Finding could improve catalyst design, reduce diesel emissions

A leaf sticks out of the soil with circular shapes to the left with blue pill shapes (bacteria) belows

June 1, 2021|News

Research Challenges Theory on Polyphenol’s Role in Carbon Sequestration

Study Shows Polyphenols Degrade in Oxygen-Deprived Soil

May 18, 2021|News

Honoring Montcalm Tom Thomas

Physicist Who Helped Establish EMSL Dies at 85

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May 14, 2021|Staff Accomplishment

Chongmin Wang Named Microscopy Society Fellow

Society calls Wang a pioneer in microscopy tools for energy storage

Composite image showing a crystal ball containing molecules with the base of the ball saying "quantum chemistry."

April 29, 2021|News

Using Computation to Design Better Microbes

New quantum chemistry pipeline helps expedite microbial engineering by predicting how metabolic changes will affect modified organisms.

Photo of Swarup China looking through a microscope

March 24, 2021|News

Aloft, Some Mysteries of Complex Chemistry

Researchers chase the nature of atmospheric aerosols, with EMSL experts and instruments as leverage

Liquid cultures of Chlamydomonas reinhardtii are dark green from their abundant chlorophyll. RNA collected from this species revealed that many genes are grouped in functional clusters. Image courtesy of Anne Glaesener, U. C. Los Angeles | Stephanie King, PNNL

March 12, 2021|Research Highlight

Green Algae Routinely Transcribe Multiple Genes into One RNA Molecule

While transcription of multiple genes into one RNA molecule is common in bacteria, this process was thought to be rare in eukaryotes such as green algae.

White-rot fungi are well known to break down lignin and convert it into CO<sub>2</sub> and H<sub>2</sub>O in nature. A new study reveals that these fungi incorporate lignin-breakdown products into their central metabolism. Davinia Salvachúa Rodríguez (National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Golden, CO)

March 8, 2021|Research Highlight

White-rot Fungi Eat All the Components of the Wood They Decompose

White-rot fungi utilize lignin from wood as a source of carbon.

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