Recent News
Floods in the Midwest detour Russian student to desert
EMSL provides opportunity for Olga Laskina from Russia to complete her scholarship when the University of Iowa was flooded. Full Story
A step toward tailored anion exchangers
Researchers from Stony Brook University used EMSL's 900-MHz NMR spectrometer to study an unusual and versatile family of materials—layered double hydroxides. Their studies are a solid stepping stone towards made-to-order materials for catalysis, drug delivery, and environmental remediation. Full Story
Theoreticians crack code for diodes
Scientists from the University of Arizona, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, and EMSL decided to see if they could crack the code for ligand structure and composition. Full Story
EMSL names Teller as Associate Director
On August 18, Dr. Raymond Teller joined EMSL as the Associate Director for Scientific Resources. In his new position, Ray is responsible for oversight of EMSL’s scientific capabilities and staff. Full Story
EMSL helps build new tools to advance protein research
At the Department of Energy’s EMSL, experts in biological sciences from national laboratories and universities have collaborated to develop and deploy tools, such as DAnTE, to further the field of protein research. Full Story
Yuehe Lin named Laboratory Fellow
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory researcher Yuehe Lin, longtime user of the Department of Energy’s EMSL, has been named Laboratory Fellow, the highest rank that PNNL science and engineering staff can attain. Full Story
