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EMSL XChange Seminar Series

EMSL Xchange Seminar Series

Functional Phenomics for Carbon Efficiency of Roots, Plants, and Ecosystems

Small plant coming out of soil. Sunlight behind.
Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Larry York gave a presentation focused on high-throughput phenotyping of plant, microbe, and soil gas flux and structure to better understand ecosystems and to improve…
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Sequence Generative Methods

proteins
Alonso Faruck Morcos Gonzalez presented on characterizing the enormous space of protein sequences.
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Biophysics at the Dawn of Exascale Computers

futuristic science
Abhishek Singharoy presented data-driven studies in computational biophysics that describe phenotypic outcomes from molecular interactions.
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Electron Diffraction and Reactivity-Driven Methods Development

Aquilos
Hosea Nelson, a professor of chemistry at the California Institute of Technology, presents his research using electron diffraction.
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Interactions between turbulence and physics and cloud chemistry

clouds
Michigan Tech Graduate School's Will Cantrell discusses how turbulence affects cloud microphysics provided specific examples in activation, glaciation, and entrainment.
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Organizing and Interfacing Multiphoton Printed Biomaterials with Model Cellular Systems

microscopic images
Jason Shear, associate professor at the University of Texas at Austin, discusses work aimed at developing strategies for addressing key questions regarding cellular interactions in small populations.
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Goldilocks Principle: Just the right amount of growth

plants in rain
Ross Sozanni presents the techniques used to unravel mechanisms that regulate plant stem cell fate, maintenance, and behavior.
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Cells and Organisms Withstand Desiccation

plant cells
Seung Yon (Sue) Rhee explains how Arabidopsis seeds sense water potential during germination and how a new institute is studying how cells and organisms survive desiccation.
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Improving soil function and climate resiliency

wheatgrass
Jessica Gutknecht presents on how soil can improve ecosystem services such as nutrient cycling, carbon storage, and climate resiliency.
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A Physical Chemist Looks at System Biology

systems biology
Peter Wolynes, a professor of science at Rice University, presents  "From The Molecule to the Cell: A Physical Chemist Looks at System Biology" on Aug. 17 at the EMSL XChange Seminar Series.
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Fungal Responses to Climate Change

carbon cycling
Adriana Romero-Olivares explores the topic of how fungi's role in climate change and the carbon cycle.
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Chemistry of Useful Destruction

mass spectrometry instrument
Ohio University's Ben Bythell presented "The Chemistry of Useful Destruction" as part of the EMSL Xchange Seminar Series.
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Bacterial responses to stress

fungi
Allon Hochbaum leads a presentation on molecular and community consequences of bacterial responses to stress.
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Getting to the root of the matter: Understanding and managing root contributions to soil organic matter

tree roots
The University of Kentucky's Hanna Poffenbarger presented a talk on understanding and managing root contributions to soil organic matter.
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