Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL)
EMSL Science Areas
![Getting to the root of carbon storage](/images/user-facilities/emsl-area-environmental-transformations-interactions-727748f6662785f17d4acb2a374ed3c1.jpg?vsn=d)
Getting to the root of carbon storage (Image by N. Johnson, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)
Environmental Transformations and Interactions Area
![Mickey Rogers is using mass spectrometry to analyze the chemical composition and morphology of algae in the atmosphere.](/images/user-facilities/emsl-area-functional-systems-biology-68cbd6c71e89545c4fcb0147f9273f5c.jpg?vsn=d)
Mickey Rogers is using mass spectrometry to analyze the chemical composition and morphology of algae in the atmosphere. (Image by Andrea Starr, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)
Functional and Systems Biology Area
![Scientists develop more accurate numerical models of bacterial transport to better understand bacteria’s role in hydrobiogeochemical processes](/images/user-facilities/emsl-area-computing-analytics-modeling-science-538ffd9c7f1024f40de565f4e10ac0ac.jpg?vsn=d)
Scientists develop more accurate numerical models of bacterial transport to better understand bacteria’s role in hydrobiogeochemical processes (Image by N. Johnson, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)