Biogeochemical transformations explore the chemical and biological processes shaping Earth's ecosystems, impacting water quality, soil health, and sustainability.

Climate science studies Earth's climate systems to understand and address challenges like global warming and extreme weather for a sustainable future.

Bioinformatics blends biology and data science to analyze information about living things, advancing research in healthcare, biotechnology, and environmental studies.

Photoelectron spectroscopy examines electron properties of materials using light, revealing insights into chemical structures and advancing technology innovation.

Fentanyl analogs are illicit—and often deadly—alterations of the medically prescribed drug fentanyl. The analogs have similar chemical structure, and they mimic the pharmacological effects of the original drug.

Environmental justice ensures underserved communities are included in environmental decisions, addressing disproportionate impacts and promoting equity in health.

Nanomaterials explore tiny materials with unique properties, driving innovation in energy, medicine, electronics, and environmental sustainability.