Tag Archives: PNNL

Observing Metabolic Pathways in Action

Posted on January 23, 2020 by rberkowitz

Enhancing biological and renewable energy research by developing advanced molecular imaging capabilities. Continue reading →

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A community effort to understand plant-soil-aerosol interactions

Posted on October 8, 2019 by rberkowitz

An ecosystem-wide molecular-level understanding of source-sink interactions is vital for trapping atmospheric carbon and increasing plant productivity. Now, plant scientists, climatologists, and atmospheric chemists are joining forces to create just that.  Continue reading →

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Addressing a 700-year-old problem: Reproducibility of results

Posted on July 30, 2019 by rberkowitz

More than 700 years ago, philosopher Roger Bacon argued that reproducible empirical results were essential to scientific progress.  Researchers today are finding new ways to address concerns related to robustness in scientific publications. Continue reading →

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Understanding circadian rhythms in algae and fungi

Posted on April 2, 2019 by rberkowitz

Proteomics analyses explore daily control of metabolic pathways. Continue reading →

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