Access EMSL staff members' expertise, instruments, and resources through a series of Community Science Campaigns. These campaigns leverage the collective power of the research community to tackle significant biological, environmental, and computational challenges faced in creating an energy-secure future.
Through these campaigns, EMSL hosts open sampling calls (see information below) and facilitates the development of capabilities to support Department of Energy Office of Science research priorities using the Lab's expertise in three Science Areas:
- Functional and Systems Biology (FSB)
- Environmental Transformations and Interactions (ETI)
- Computing, Analytics, and Modeling (CAM)
Upon conclusion of each campaign, data from each proposal call will be made available to the public for free through EMSL's Science Central database. Additionally, capabilities developed will be accessible to researchers as part of future open calls for proposals.
Functional and | Environmental Transformations and Interactions (ETI) | Computing, | ||
| Uncover biochemical pathways connecting gene functions to phenotypic responses in microbial, fungal, and root-associated communities | Strengthen mechanistic and predictive understanding of the molecular underpinnings driving environmental processes | Advance data analytics, visualization, modeling, and simulation to accelerate scientific discovery | ||
CAMPAIGNS1,000 FUNGAL PROTEINS
MICROBIAL BIOTECHNOLOGY METAL-BINDING BIOMOLECULES | CAMPAIGNSSOILS-AI RHIZO CRITICAL FY27 Call Opens June 3, 2026:
UNCONVENTIONAL CRITICAL
| CAMPAIGNSMASS SPEC MOLECULAR ANNOTATION MASS SPEC MOLECULAR SIMULATION BRIDGING SOIL SCALES INTEGRATED DATA MODELS PATHWAY DISCOVERY METABOLIC MODELING |