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• Century-long U.S. Building Trends in Floor Space and Household Size
  PNNL study developed new dataset assessing construction, housing stock, and floor spaceDecember 2015
• Clouds Re-gathered by Wind Shear
  Changing wind forces at different altitudes determines weather systems, PNNL researchers foundDecember 2015
• Creating a Super Lattice: Zipping Electrons, Jumping Holes, and the Quest for Solar Fuels
  Better control of a chromium sidekick makes earth-abundant iron work better in solar panelsDecember 2015
• Expanding ‘Computing Frontiers’
  PNNL scientists lead the search for computing breakthroughs as part of ACM conferenceDecember 2015
• Laying a Foundation for International Energy Efficiency in Buildings
  Energy efficiency cooperation through effective exchanges on building energy codesDecember 2015
• Trio Honored via Feodor Lynen Fellowship
  December 2015
• Yun Qian Selected for Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics Editorial Board
  December 2015
• The Catalyst's Choice
  The products created depend on the availability of highly active hydrogen atomsDecember 2015
• Transformations: Waste as Energy and Opportunity, Inventions in Catalysis, ACS Catalysis Lectureship Winners Interview
  December 2015
• Characterization of Soft Magnetic Nanocomposites Featured on Cover of IEEE Publication
  December 2015
• Lou Terminello Elected AAAS Fellow
  December 2015
• Optimizing Biofuel Production in Yeast
  Study identifies, characterizes lipid accumulation pathwaysDecember 2015
• Katrina Waters Co-Authors National Academy of Sciences Report
  December 2015
• Chapter on Global Arrays Part of New Parallel Computing Tome
  Section authored by scientists from PNNL's High Performance Computing groupDecember 2015
• The Truth about Microdiversity
  Scientists discover surprising differences in genomes of microbial communitiesDecember 2015
• Scientists Refrigerate Water...with Lasers!
  For the first time, researchers cool liquids with a laserDecember 2015
• Can Paris Pledges Avert Severe Climate Change?
  PNNL study shows that Paris emissions reduction pledges reduce risks of severe warmingDecember 2015
• Pollution Changes Clouds' Ice Crystal Genesis
  PNNL found dust particle surface reshaped during atmospheric passage, altering ice-forming abilityNovember 2015
• Sriram Krishnamoorthy named Associate Editor of Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing
  November 2015
• Teaching Reactions How to Navigate
  New topographical map shows the energy hills and valleys involved in turning electrons into fuelNovember 2015
• PNNL Technologies Named to Prestigious R&D Magazine's 100 Top List
  November 2015
• Leon Clarke Honored by the Integrated Assessment Modeling Consortium
  Recognition for his contributions to the modeling communityNovember 2015
• Now Available: Seeds from the Tree of Life
  Massive dataset dramatically improves access to information on environmentally important microbesNovember 2015
• HPCWire Features CENATE
  PNNL's Center for Advanced Technology Evaluation gets the SC15 spotlightNovember 2015
• Storm Clouds Take Rain on Rollercoaster Ride
  PNNL's new modeling technique describes water's up and down journey inside turbulent storm cloudsNovember 2015
• Getting Water to All the Right Places for Carbon Sequestration
  New study gets to buried interfaces without diggingNovember 2015
• Smith One of the Top 20 Most Influential Analytical Scientists
  November 2015
• Layla Mehdi Honored by MRS for Her Postdoctoral Work
  November 2015
• News Release: Microbes Map Path Toward Renewable Energy Future
  Scientists find a surprise in how Cyanothece creates hydrogenNovember 2015
• California: A Coming Century of Fire?
  Researchers use risk analysis and modeled climate change to assess fire risk in The Golden State's futureNovember 2015
• Scott Chambers Elected Fellow of the American Physical Society
  November 2015
• Irrigation Methods Drain Water Availability
  Pumping water for irrigation likely to increase drought vulnerability in certain regions, PNNL shows via modeling expertiseNovember 2015
• Going to Extremes with Zirconia
  Scientists can now study samples under industrial conditions thanks to new toolNovember 2015
• Angling for an Answer
  PNNL researchers find fast, accurate method to compare climate effectsNovember 2015
• Meredydd Evans' Building Energy Codes Projects Highlighted by DOE
  November 2015
• PNNL Scientists Part of Proposed Initiative to Harness Earth's Microbiomes
  Described in Science Magazine by national consortiumOctober 2015
• The Noble Architecture of New Materials
  Invited review shows progress in building ordered or chaotic structures for fuel cellsOctober 2015
• When the Wind Comes Sweeping Down the Plain
  The low-level jet, often rain's windy escort, explained with new modeling techniquesOctober 2015
• Fan's Research Featured in Global Times
  October 2015
• California, Here We Come: Floods and Drought
  Pacific Ocean patterns fueled by climate warming may launch more extreme weatherOctober 2015
• Too Many Variables Can't Spoil the View
  New technique highlights the most important details in land-use analysisOctober 2015
• West Coast Flooding on the Horizon
  PNNL researchers find more atmospheric rivers will hit western North AmericaOctober 2015
• CENATE: A Computing Proving Ground
  New center at PNNL will shape future extreme-scale computing systemsOctober 2015
• The Difference a Day (or Night) Makes
  Studying the diel cycle gives rise to new hypotheses about microbial community behaviorOctober 2015
• Taking Action for Resilient Cyber Systems
  Demo and workshop paper to showcase novel graph model at ACM Conference on Computer and Communications SecurityOctober 2015
• Arizona State University and PNNL Announce Agreement
  Collaboration to tackle energy, climate science, and sustainability challengesOctober 2015
• Biocellion Wins Outstanding Technology Development Award
  Software simulates living cells on parallel systems in days versus years and at much larger scale than other platformsOctober 2015
• Soot Sources, a Savvy Study, and the Tibetan Plateau
  Climate model tagging technique tracks snowpack-melting particlesOctober 2015
• Yuehe Lin Named to 2015 List of Highly Cited Researchers
  October 2015
• Rasch, Ghan, and Easter Named to 2015 List of Highly Cited Researchers
  PNNL scientists achieve ranking in geosciences researchSeptember 2015
• The Color of Smog
  New study shows the molecular details of how organic aerosol helps heat up and color the haze over megacitiesSeptember 2015
• Proud Model: Rolling on the River
  New capability for global streamflow simulation uses data from world's riversSeptember 2015
• Bernstein Co-Authors Book Chapter that Aims to Guide Microbial Community Engineering
  September 2015
• Sizing Up Cyclones
  PNNL scientists develop better approach to predict the intensity of tropical hurricanesSeptember 2015
• Shoving Protons Around
  Review highlights molecular-level work involved in creating a design guide for catalysts for use of sustainable energySeptember 2015
• Good Is Not Enough:
  Improving Measurements of Atmospheric Particles
  PNNL finds new approach that extends existing methods to challenging-conditionsSeptember 2015
• Robert Houze Jr., Cloud and Convective Systems Expert, Joins PNNL
  September 2015
• Nailing Down the Jet Stream
  First-of-a-kind framework diagnoses the behavior of the jet stream in climate modelsSeptember 2015
• A Zoom Lens for A Global Climate Model
  PNNL scientists look more deeply at smaller areas to improve climate modeling globallySeptember 2015
• Please Do Spill the Oxygen
  Scientists show how clusters funnel atoms to create oxygen pools that benefit biofuels, fuel cells, and sensorsSeptember 2015
• Demystifying Aerosols
  PNNL researchers show that higher-resolution climate models can provide more accurate information on important particle-cloud interactionsAugust 2015
• Two Great Catalysts that Work Great Together
  Researchers use materials free of precious metals to speed the troubling side of the fuel cell reactionAugust 2015
• Yun Qian Directed International Workshop
  Topic Addresses Uncertainty Quantification in Climate ModelingAugust 2015
• Arnab Dutta Garners Latest MT Thomas Award
  August 2015
• Better Batteries
  Imaging the nanoscale world inside a batteryAugust 2015
• Hagos Contributes to State of the Climate Report
  August 2015
• Grant Johnson Receives Early Career Exceptional Achievement Award
  August 2015
• Computer Focuses on Irregular Applications—with a Little Help from PNNL
  August 2015
• Energy in Chemical Bonds and the Plant-Pollution Connection
  PNNL scientists share fundamental insights in energy and atmospheric science at ACS National MeetingAugust 2015
• Katherine Calvin Honored for Early Career Exceptional Achievement
  August 2015
• How to Store Sunlight on a Tight Energy Budget: Add More Protons
  The reaction to convert solar energy to fuel is 50 times faster with a simple change in the solvent usedAugust 2015
• A New Material for Transparent Electronics
  Specialized crystalline films revealed to be highly conductive and transparentAugust 2015
• Bacteria's Conflicts Fuel Synthetic Ecology Research
  PNNL scientist describes process in Science PerspectiveAugust 2015
• Researchers Ace Hydrogenase at PNNL-Led Workshop
  August 2015
• The Story Behind ACS Winners Daniel DuBois, Morris Bullock, and the Hydrogen Catalysis Team
  Interview with Chris Jones, Editor-in-Chief of ACS Catalysis, shows what it takes to control protonsAugust 2015
• Scientists Discover Precise Location of Active Sites on Popular Catalyst
  New design parameters could one day speed production and reduce costs for manufacturing everyday coatings and productsAugust 2015
• Viewing Precipitation Through the Modeling Lens
  PNNL researchers find six model parameters individually influence precipitation in a global modelAugust 2015
• Keeping it All Together
  Mathematical kinetics model accurately depicts grain-level corrosion plaguing metal alloysAugust 2015
• Phil Rasch and Alex Guenther Elected Fellows of the American Geophysical Union
  July 2015
• New Insight on How Crystals Form May Advance Materials, Health, and Basic Science
  July 2015
• Oxygen: Not at All Random
  Rejecting random diffusion, oxygen atoms create detailed architectures in uranium dioxide, radically altering our understanding of corrosionJuly 2015
• Three PNNL Staff Elected to Membership in State Academy
  New members to be inducted into Washington State Academy of Sciences in SeptemberJuly 2015
• Top-10 Paper Co-Authored by PNNL's Ben Bond-Lamberty
  July 2015
• Scientists Estimate Soot Released from Diesel Burning in Russian Arctic
  Detailed research inventory will help inform policies that could slow Arctic meltingJuly 2015
• Cleaner Exhaust for a Cleaner Arctic
  July 2015
• Sea Critters Rule the Clouds
  Microscopic phytoplankton cultivate half the summer cloud droplets over the Southern OceanJuly 2015
• Scientists Hijack Light-Loving Bacteria to Make High-Value Products
  Engineering a fast-growing bacterium to produce fatty acidJuly 2015
• PNNL Proves How 'HPC Transforms'
  High Performance Computing tallies four accepted SC15 conference papersJuly 2015
• Aluminum Clusters Shut Down Molecular Fuel Factory
  3-D images give clues to extending catalyst lifeJuly 2015
• Jiwen Fan's Research is News in Science, Nature and BBC
  July 2015
• Sowa Appointed to THREE Editorial Board
  July 2015
• Air Pollution Amplified Extreme Weather, Floods in China
  PNNL researchers find mechanism that ties human-caused air pollution to catastrophic floods in southwest ChinaJuly 2015
• Workshop Shows the Sky's the Limit on Atmospheric Particle Research
  July 2015
• Better Views of Slimy Substances
  3D imaging of biofilms shows interactions of cells, structure, and environmentJuly 2015
• Glezakou and Rousseau Featured in Special ACS Journal
  July 2015
• Jiwen Fan Wins Prestigious Ascent Award
  July 2015
• OSU and PNNL Scientists Develop Improved Way to Assess Cancer Risk of Pollutants
  Collaboration part of a Superfund research programJuly 2015
• Bill Morgan Interviewed in Nature Article on Radiation Risks
  July 2015
• No Catalyst Is an Island
  Once thought unimportant, a supporting film actually speeds or derails electricity productionJune 2015
• The Reality of Problem Solving
  Algorithm accounts for uncertainty to enable more accurate modelingJune 2015
• Johannes Lercher Honored by Chemical Institute of Canada
  June 2015
• Gu Honored with MSA Albert Crewe Award
  June 2015
• Johannes Lercher Delivers Hougen Lectureship
  June 2015
• Chuck Peden Honored for Vehicle Emission Control Catalysis Research
  June 2015
• Janet Jansson Featured in Quanta Magazine
  June 2015
• Thom Dunning Elected New Member of International Academy of Quantum Molecular Science
  June 2015
• Yu Invited to Join Advisory Group for Emergency Exposures
  June 2015
• New Research Nabs #1 Particle Pushers
  PNNL global model treatments reveal much larger climate impact from burning vegetation and biofuel emissionsJune 2015
• New NMR Tool Helps Scientists Study Elusive Battery Reaction
  Seeing inside a battery with a unique NMR "camera"June 2015
• MS3 Scientist Ram Devanathan Honored for Work in Ceramics and Materials Science
  June 2015
• Nighttime View of Earth Reveals Size of Urban Sprawl
  PNNL researchers develop global urban extent map from nighttime satellite imaging dataJune 2015
• Susannah Burrows Honored by DOE for Outstanding Contribution
  June 2015
• Eric Hill Featured as a "Face of CBC"
  June 2015
• The Shorter Road to Having It All: Fuel Efficiency and Cleaner Exhausts
  Five scientists review the state of research on two catalysts that can work in lean-burn enginesJune 2015
• A Collection of Quality HPC Research at IEEE Cluster 2015
  June 2015
• Kneading Enzyme Makes Ammonia Levels Rise
  Electron-delivering protein manipulates natural catalyst, changing ideas about fertilizer productionJune 2015
• Register for EMBEER Symposium
  A new conference hosted by EMSL and the Chemical Imaging Initiative at PNNLJune 2015
• Kleese van Dam Part of Advanced Scientific Computing Subcommittee's OSTI Review
  June 2015
• Yu Receives Secretary of Energy Moniz Recognition
  June 2015
• Gao's Research Featured in Nature Climate Change
  June 2015
• Mapping the Materials Genome for Structural Materials
  PNNL's Xin Sun to join international forum on structural materials researchJune 2015
• Transformations: Focus on Zeolites, Catalysis at ACS Meeting, Exploring Molecular Channels
  May 2015
• Could Computers Reach Light Speed?
  Trapped light waves go farther than expected, giving insights on designing computer circuit interconnects that work at nearly the speed of lightMay 2015
• From Fire to Ice
  Volcanic ash proves inefficient cloud ice makerMay 2015
• MS3's Heldebrant and Li Receive DOE Early Career Research Program Awards
  May 2015
• Clouds' Role in Sunlight Stopping
  Research shows type and frequency of tropical clouds important for simulations of surface energy impactMay 2015
• Hailong Wang, Editor of Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics
  May 2015
• Five DOE Award Winners Pursuing Ph.D. Research at PNNL
  May 2015
• Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and Oregon Health & Science University Team up to Accelerate Biomedical Discovery
  Agreement pairs mass spectrometry and biomedical science expertise to open new doors for health researchMay 2015
• Mehdi Receives Post-Doctoral Researcher Award
  May 2015
• Dongsheng Li and David Heldebrant Receive DOE Early Career Research Program Awards
  May 2015
• Finding the Missing Particles
  Years of results regarding secondary organic aerosols reduce uncertainty in climate projectionsMay 2015
• A Congress of Computational Materials Engineering
  PNNL staff make key contributions to ICME 2015 World CongressMay 2015
• Brown Carbon Changes Environment, Climate
  Review identifies gaps to be filled to quantify brown carbon's impact on environment, climateMay 2015
• Tibetan Glacier Holds Sooty Secrets
  Researchers measure historical trends of soot in a southeastern Tibetan glacier and identify emission sources in a climate modelMay 2015
• Encouraging Minerals to Capture Troubling Radionuclides
  Carbonate minerals prove selective, providing new insights for nuclear material managementMay 2015
• Mimicking Biology to Create Fast, Efficient Catalysts
  Scientists are uncovering the design principles of natural catalysts, vital to energy storageMay 2015
• Chemistry Research at PNNL Mentioned in New York Times
  May 2015
• Interior Design for Supercomputers
  PNNL and Intel explore new ways to improve OS functionality, work to be featured at ROSS 2015May 2015
• Flynn, Schmid Receive NASA Group Achievement Award
  May 2015
• Steven Spurgeon quoted in Supercomputing Online News
  May 2015
• Nigel Browning Quoted in PNAS News
  April 2015
• Towards Controlled Preparation of Complex Architectures Using High-Intensity Beams of Mass-Selected Ions
  Scientists build unique materials for fundamental studies in energy production and storageApril 2015
• Energy Star
  Novel models of HPC systems depict the interplay between energy efficiency and resilienceApril 2015
• Packing Heat: New Fluid Makes Untapped Geothermal Energy Cleaner
  Nontoxic solution could cut water use in half for enhanced geothermal systemsApril 2015
• The Devil's in the Details
  Advanced design to represent cloud turbulence improves simulations in a multi-scale modelApril 2015
• Battery Video Hits the Big Time
  April 2015
• Simulating Subsurface Flow and Transport at Multiple Scales
  New method shows events occurring in a large sample at the resolution of soil grainsApril 2015
• Beyond Boundaries: Remote Heat Rouses Hurricanes
  Sea surface temperature in North Atlantic and Mediterranean waters triggers tropical cyclones afarApril 2015
• Hagos MJO Paper Featured in Eos
  April 2015
• Yang Gao Invited Blog Author for Earth Day at Weather Underground
  April 2015
• Ruby Leung Invited to Advise and Guide Climate Modeling Directions
  April 2015
• They’ve Got ‘Game’
  PNNL staff awarded Cyber Security Track Best Paper honors by IEEE HSTApril 2015
• Ruby Leung Named to AGU Atmospheric Sciences Fellows Selection Committee
  April 2015
• Unlocking Cloud Gridlock
  Handling climate-important cumulus clouds, regardless of model scaleApril 2015
• Janet Jansson Featured on NPR's Science Friday
  April 2015
• Cold Snaps Linger Despite Climate Change
  Extreme cold episodes will continue despite climate warming trends according to researchers' analysis of winter temperature distributionsApril 2015
• The Softer Side of Control without Clumping or Capping
  Creating bare, two-metal particles provides insights into potential substitutes for costly platinum in fuel cell catalystsApril 2015
• Trading Off Climate Models' Issues
  Higher resolution alone will not fix models' daytime precipitation cycle problemsApril 2015
• Atmospheric Rivers, Finely Modeled
  Researchers improve simulation of extreme precipitation in global climate modelsApril 2015
• Kravitz to Provide Climate Modeling Expertise to ESD Editorial Board
  April 2015
• Kate Calvin Appointed to National Research Council Study Team
  April 2015
• Improving Energy, Performance Efficiency for High Performance Computing
  PNNL HPC staff paper accepted for ICS 2015 Conference ProgramApril 2015
• Tracking Down Time Missteps
  New technique targets numerical errors related to time evolution in weather and climate modelsApril 2015
• Low-Dose Radiation Impacts Skin Sensitivity
  Systems approach suggests alterations in stability of cells and tissueApril 2015
• Shattering Bottlenecks in Ammonia Production
  New material supplies electrons to quickly disrupt nitrogen bond, speeding up the reactionApril 2015
• Team Creates Special Volume Commemorating Second Half Century of Innovations in Mass Spectrometry
  April 2015
• We're On Fire Now
  Scientists developed global model on the role of human activity and weather on vegetation firesMarch 2015
• StreamWorks: Pattern Detection for Your Protection
  Novel graph method detects cyber-attack patterns in complex computing networksMarch 2015
• Karniadakis Earns 2015 Ralph E. Kleinman Prize
  March 2015
• Kravitz Talks Geoengineering with Grist
  March 2015
• A Meaningful Data Miner
  GEMS' cooperative software framework helps tame "too Big" dataMarch 2015
• Water and the Changing Structure of Zeolites
  Atoms crowd and abandon catalyst's internal channel surfaces, changing its ability to drive reactionsMarch 2015
• Putting Batteries on Stage Spotlights Performance at the Nanoscale
  New device lets scientists take images of lithium battery as it works and rechargesMarch 2015
• Does Death Stalk the Forest?
  No, say scientists: current forest models are at odds with real-world observationsMarch 2015
• The Two Faces of Aerosols
  New modeling approach shows current climate models may be off in estimates of some key pollutantsMarch 2015
• Sailing Through Uncharted Waters to Discover Catalysts' Secrets
  In the last 5 years, scientists have come a long way in characterizing reactions in aqueous environmentsMarch 2015
• Climate Change Authority Steven J. Smith Quoted in The New York Times
  March 2015
• The Cost of Limiting Global Warming
  Study finds real-world choices affect cost of emissions reduction, and shift them from emerging to industrialized countriesMarch 2015
• Catalysis Research Featured in The Molecular Bond
  March 2015
• Teeguarden Appointed to National Academies Committee on Chemical Risk
  March 2015
• Electricity Needs Water: A State-by-State Assessment
  Scientists model the future of water required to generate U.S. electricityMarch 2015
• Switching It Up
  Mapping redox switches in cyanobacteria advances use as biofuelMarch 2015
• Steven J. Smith Quoted in Climate Central, Scientific American, The Guardian, NBC News
  March 2015
• HPC Team Tackles Parallel Programming Model Performance at HiPC
  March 2015
• Climate Change Speed-Up
  Increasing temperature change over next several decades will accelerate, according to new researchMarch 2015
• Soot and Dust: A Better Picture of the Impact on Snow
  Study shows tiny particles have mighty power, heating and melting snowMarch 2015
• In the Heat of the Reaction, a Single Atom Delivers
  Converting carbon monoxide in fuel cells with a gold catalyst hinges on one ion shuttling the critical electronMarch 2015
• Nature Paper Provides Insight to Microbial Life in Permafrost
  Study reveals clues to how drowsy microbes in Arctic tundra change to methane-makers as permafrost thawsMarch 2015
• Monte Helm Advises Next Generation of Innovators
  March 2015
• Caging Nuclear Waste
  Scientists offer metal-organic frameworks to solve energy problemMarch 2015
• Dendrite Eraser: New Electrolyte Rids Batteries of Short-Circuiting Fibers
  Solution enables a battery with both high efficiency and current densityMarch 2015
• Modeling Multiple Scales to Simulate Groundwater Dynamics More Accurately
  Analysis of hydrogeologic modeling shows effectiveness of multiscale hybrid methodsMarch 2015
• PNNL HPC Staff Take on Energy Efficiency, Resilience in New Paper
  Work accepted by IPDPS 2015 for conference technical programMarch 2015
• A Breath of Cold Air
  Scientists discover the truth behind the role of cold air pools in climateFebruary 2015
• Transformations: The Value of Catalysis, Top Five List from CME's Last Five Years, Catalytic Choreography
  February 2015
• Shippert Co-author of Paper Featured in Nature
  Work describes first observations of surface radiative forcing by carbon dioxide using ARM dataFebruary 2015
• Catalysis Team Wins Prestigious National Lectureship
  February 2015
• Burrows Quoted in Scientific American on Youth Science Competition
  February 2015
• Cross-institutional Team Demonstrations Tackle Big Data Challenges in Materials Science
  Collaborative environment for experimental facilities, computational modeling, and federated data science capabilities drives innovationFebruary 2015
• Ben Kravitz Quoted in The New York Times Op Talk
  February 2015
• Rasch Quoted in Tri-City Herald on Cooling Planet Ideas
  February 2015
• A Burning Issue: Following Soot to the Arctic
  A new way to quantify and track soot from its source to destinationFebruary 2015
• Haewon McJeon Quoted in New York Times
  February 2015
• Simulating Across Scales
  New model simulates water flow from pores to ecosystemFebruary 2015
• Adventure Planning, Catalyst Style
  A new approach shows the molecular consequences of everything from taking unnecessary detours to getting hopelessly lostFebruary 2015
• Ren, Krishnamoorthy Find Acceptance at Premier Programming Conference
  February 2015
• Tall Clouds from Tiny Raindrops Grow
  Factors as small as raindrop physics may affect the accuracy of state-of-the-art climate modelsFebruary 2015
• Speeding Up the Epochs
  New model quickly shows if minerals form, which could be vital to creating cleaner energyFebruary 2015
• Justin Teeguarden's BPA Study Featured in WSJ Editorial
  February 2015
• Dick Smith Featured in Special Journal Issue
  February 2015
• Even at High Humidity, Aerosols Stick Around
  Slowly evaporating particles refute assumption used in air quality and climate modelsFebruary 2015
• Kleese van Dam to Present Keynote at Upcoming Data Science Innovation Summit
  February 2015
• Defeating Dendrites and Capturing Capacity
  Cesium addition leads to protective layer around the lithium-metal electrode for energy-dense batteryFebruary 2015
• Born by Bubbles, Destined for Clouds
  Scientists identify ocean biology that affects sea spray chemistry, atmospheric particlesJanuary 2015
• Xiao-Ying Yu Led Team Winning Federal Excellence in Technology Transfer Award
  January 2015
• Tiffany Kaspar Elected to EMSL User Executive Committee
  January 2015
• Man trumps dog: Earlier assumption about BPA exposure confirmed
  New human study shows oral exposure does not create risk for high BPA exposureJanuary 2015
• How Ionic: Scaffolding in Charge of Calcium Carbonate Crystals
  Proteins and carbohydrates may instigate crystallization by acting like a sponge to capture calcium ionsJanuary 2015
• Johannes Lercher Named Distinguished Chemical Engineering Lecturer at Yale
  January 2015
• Leung and Kravitz Named Top Authors for AGU Journals
  January 2015
• The Speed to Solution
  Addressing fast community detection and other related problemsJanuary 2015
• Duets by Molecules and Plasmons
  Scientists examine the information content in nanoscale chemical imagesJanuary 2015
• Cloud Research Featured on Cover of JGR Atmospheres
  January 2015
• Bill Morgan Quoted in Science
  January 2015
• Addressing Research Priorities at the Big Data Strategic Initiative Workshop
  Kleese van Dam part of group steering federal Big Data developmentJanuary 2015
• Particle's Warming Impact Brought to Light
  Measuring the impact of light-absorbing particles on Earth's snowpack, glaciers, and ice coverJanuary 2015
• What Perturbs a Group of Microbes?
  How microbial communities respond to change can affect their use in industrial processesJanuary 2015
• Ilke Arslan to Guide Materials Journal's Themes for 2016
  January 2015
• How Sea Spray Particles Evolve in the Atmosphere
  Carbon-rich chemicals coat sea salt particles, altering their structure and possibly changing the atmosphereJanuary 2015