Using Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL)'s mass spectrometry, a team of researchers revealed why some critically ill patients have an extreme reaction to COVID-19. Their findings could help identify viruses with pandemic potential.

Learn more about their research: bit.ly/3wlnOHK

#COVID

What happens when Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL) user Devin Rippner blows into soil from his own backyard? Watch his 'soil meditation' below. 👇

Rippner is a newly elected member of the EMSL User Executive Committee. Learn about him and three other new members: bit.ly/4ag8Ql9

'Our team sought to answer how much of the 'microbial metabolism' viruses are actually manipulating during infection.' -Matt Sullivan Sullivan Lab at OSU on Nature Communications work enabled in part by FICUS Joint Genome Institute Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL). DOE Office of Science
news.osu.edu/microbial-viru…

We loved having children visit Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL)'s X-ray computed tomography and mass spectrometry labs this week during the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Kids Day!

Learn more about EMSL's resources that empower biological, environmental, and computational science: bit.ly/3JyFKBE

Researchers used Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL)'s scanning electron microscopy with energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy imaging (SEM-EDX) to learn how dust affects a blue-green algae found in warm oceans.

Read the research: bit.ly/4dfRsPh

Learn about SEM-EDX: bit.ly/49QjI8j

Don't miss an opportunity to use Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL)'s scientific instrumentation and resources to advance your biological, environmental, and computational research.

Bookmark EMSL's proposal page so you don't miss upcoming calls: emsl.pnnl.gov/proposals

From affecting cloud formation to influencing Earth's energy balance, aerosols have big effects on the climate. Pacific Northwest National Laboratory scientists demonstrated a way to combine data on aerosols from uncrewed aerial systems ARM News with tools Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL): pnnl.gov/publications/s…

Courtney Scott is collecting #soil samples from tree species on the UGA campus to learn how urban disturbances & mycorrhizal association affect soil organic matter quality & nutrient cycling.

Learn about her Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL) #MONet project: bit.ly/3U3Dc3F

Register to hear Lili Pasa-Tolic an expert in native-state & top-down proteomics, present at this summer's 25th International Mass Spectrometry Conference. Paša-Tolić is a Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Fellow who contributes her expertise to Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL)'s integrated research platforms.
Learn more about Paša-Tolić: bit.ly/3xQx3jN

We use a cell-free system Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL) to argue why fungi have abandoned the ligninolytic enzymes during evolution. It turns out fungi are smart enough to know what they need. journals.asm.org/doi/full/10.11…

How better to explore a scientific career than by interning at an U.S. Department of Energy national laboratory? Congratulations to the students picked for the summer 2023 sessions of the Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internship & Community College Internship programs: energy.gov/science/articl…

🌺 A team of researchers recently highlighted how tropical plants and their associated bacterial communities within the rhizosphere respond to drought conditions using Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL)'s mass spectrometry and nuclear magnetic resonance resources.

Learn now: bit.ly/4ctjB5g

🌊 Findings from a recent study using Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL)'s atom probe tomography will help scientists apply #pyrite trace metal concentrations to analyze and quantify early ocean chemistry and the ocean’s evolution through time.

Read more: bit.ly/4csKxSH

University of Toronto #ocean

A team from UMass Chan Medical School, UNC-Chapel Hill, and Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL) used confocal #microscopy to to determine the relationships between the subpopulations of cells within
#biofilms .

Learn how to apply EMSL's confocal microscopy for your own research: bit.ly/3W2qW5M