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Scientists including Bill of Pacific Northwest National Laboratory along with UC Riverside colleagues developed new methods that combine cutting-edge techniques to predict which enzymes control common biochemical pathways. Check out their findings. UCR Science News bit.ly/32wgEy9
Amity Andersen of Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL) and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory physicist Niri Govind team with University of Washington and SLAC to investigate effects of solvent molecules on electron transfer. Simulations performed with PNNL's NWChem software. Study in Nature Chemistry. Read about it here: bit.ly/3wT5SzT
Scientist Bill of Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and UC Riverside colleagues developed new methods for @DOEScience that combine cutting-edge techniques to predict which enzymes control common biochemical pathways. Check out their findings - bit.ly/32wgEy9
Electricity demand tied to rising temperatures is projected to climb in the U.S., begetting the need for a significantly expanded power sector: bit.ly/3mOFVgh #computation #electricity #power #energydemand Nature Communications
A new study published recently in the journal Nature Communications projects that electricity demand tied to cooling U.S. buildings will grow as peak temperatures rise, and so too would the need for an expanded power sector. bit.ly/3mOFVgh Nature Communications #electricity
“How do you store hydrogen in a way that makes it easy to transport, easy to retrieve later, or easy to store?” -- Pacific Northwest National Laboratory computation scientist @SammyJoScience is working to answer her question. bit.ly/3amXWx2
“How do you store hydrogen in a way that makes it easy to transport, easy to retrieve later, or easy to store?” -- Pacific Northwest National Laboratory computational scientist Samantha Johnson asks the question she strives to solve. bit.ly/3amXWx2
Recent press release on some of our recent research! Science at PNNL Pacific Northwest National Laboratory UMD Research ESSIC UMD Nature Communications #EarthDay Preparing for Climate’s Impact on Renewables pnnl.gov/news-media/pre…
Erol Cromwell and Yan Shi of Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Advanced Computing, Mathematics and Data Division track climate change cause and effects. #EarthDay2021 #algorithms #software #artificialintelligence #climatechange #dust #pollution #wildfires #aerosols bit.ly/3eq1pME
Researchers explore options for #renewables beyond #hydropower in Latin America and the Caribbean. Read details here: bit.ly/3ekW7lB #solar #wind #energy #renewableenergy Nature Communications #climate
Tune in 8:35 am PDT at to hear Vijay Murugesan of Pacific Northwest National Laboratory talk at the virtual Materials Research Society Spring 2021 conference about an area of expertise: Metal Anode Interfacial Design. bit.ly/3esTbDg
Several Pacific Northwest National Laboratory scientists have presented their latest research at the virtual Materials Research Society Spring 2021 conference, which concludes today. To navigate to their recorded presentations and see today's schedule, go here: bit.ly/32SDlwF
What are the potential implications of climate change on renewable energy supply and investments in Latin America and the Caribbean? Find out here: bit.ly/3ekW7lB #climate #energy #solar #wind Nature Communications #renewables
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.Stephanie Pennington explains sensor and wiring setup of TEMPEST experiment to high school interns Hope and Shoshi of Northwood Leadership Team & Wilde Lake HS #WomenInSTEM
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