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This #NationalInternDay, we celebrate Madeline Bartels, whose research to verify and quantify carbon mineralization was recently published in the journal Analytical Chemistry: bit.ly/46lLt8v

ALT Photo of PNNL intern Madeline Bartels smiling at the camera, with sparsely vegetated hills and the Columbia River in the background. Madeline visited the basalt field near the site of the Wallula, WA carbon storage demonstration project, where in 2015 PNNL researchers validated the rapid CO2 mineralization rates observed from years of laboratory testing with basalts.
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Replying to @heath_stanfield
@heath_stanfield, @allienagurney, and @quinmiller ‘s latest paper tackles how we can evaluate rocks for applications in carbon storage and critical mineral recovery.
@ENERGY @FECMgov @arpae @PNNLab @doescience
Read more below:
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Honored to the included with the outstanding papers of 2023 as the Outstanding Emerging Investigator Series Paper for Environmental Science: Nano!
We are thrilled to announce the Outstanding Papers from 2023 from the @RoySocChem's Environmental Science journals: doi.org/10.1039/D4VA90010C
Huge congratulations to all the deserving winners! #EnvSciOutstandingPapers
See the below thread for all this year’s winning articles. 👇
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We are thrilled to announce the Outstanding Papers from 2023 from the @RoySocChem's Environmental Science journals: doi.org/10.1039/D4VA90010C
Huge congratulations to all the deserving winners! #EnvSciOutstandingPapers
See the below thread for all this year’s winning articles. 👇
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This ES&T Letters cover art depicts atomic scale resolution of nanoscale phenomena occurring during mineral dissolution and carbon mineralization relevant to CO2 storage in basalt and peridotite reservoirs. Read more: go.acs.org/879
Excited to be on the @PNNLab paper out in @EnvSciTech Letters that used identical location cryo TEM (@EMSLscience) to measure nm/hr silicate carbonation rates that are of value for reactive transport models of subsurface CO2 storage. Led by Xiaoxu Li and Emily Nienhuis 1/2
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Thank you @FECMgov and @DarinDamiani for supporting this study. 1/2
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Want to know how rocks can slow down climate change? Check out this new #ESNANO work by Aguila (@briaguila) and Miller (@quinmiller) on the mineral diopside and its ability to trap CO2 ➡ doi.org/10.1039/D3EN00087G
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UW Receives DOE Funding for HERO Basalt CarbonSAFE Project in Pacific Northwest uwenergyreview.wordpress.com…
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Proud to be recognized as a leading DAC technology provider!
🚨DAC HUB WINNERS🚨
Top prizes go out to @Climeworks, @heirloomcarbon and @1PointFiveCCUS
Additional prizes out to @sustaera @fervoenergy @CarbonCaptureUS @8riverscapital and more!
A historic day!
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#MLEFSpotlight: Meet Madeline Murchland, a grad student at the @uidaho, participating in #FECM's MLEF 2023 Program. She is examining carbon mineralization in reactive subsurface reservoirs. We’re lucky to have you! Learn more about @madmurch45: bit.ly/3MXBWeD #DOEMLEF
Check out our new paper on the fate of Mg and Ca during pyroxene carbonation. Congrats Briana Aguila and team! pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…
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First corresponding author publication is in the books! Check out my interview with #ESNano as part of their emerging investigator series #womeninSTEM
Read the interview with our latest #ESNANO Emerging Investigator Briana Aguila blogs.rsc.org/en/2023/07/25/… and see her full article on Kinetics of Diopside Reactivity for Carbon Mineralization in Mafic-Ultramafic Rocks at: pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…
Looking forward to helping explore how best to couple carbon #mineralization and #DAC in the PNW with the Ankeron hub. energy.gov/fecm/project-sele…



















