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Air-Omics、潭影录

Celebration of Teachers’ Day

On the eve of Teacher’s Day, the Air Omic’s Squad, along with this year’s new students, took the initiative to celebrate early with Professors Zhang Gan and Zhao Shizhen. The group gathered at Xiangzhiyuan, to enjoy a delightful meal together.
On the actual day, the entire research group have prepared unique “impact factor” bouquets, a playful reference to the IF (impact factor) coconut water, and Xiaomi massagers. The three engineers in the group were presented with fruit baskets, adding to the festive atmosphere. Additionally,  BoLong and Yi Xin also sent beautiful bouquets to the two professors, with purple flowers especially complementing Professor Zhao.
Teacher’s Day is not just a day to celebrate the contributions of our educators; it is also a time to reflect on the guidance and support they provide. This year’s celebrations were a testament to the wonderful relationships within our research group and the joy of learning and growing together.

The gathering on the eve of Teacher’s day.

Teacher’s day presents.

Professor Gan was holding the bouquet, flashed a “V” sign.

Professor Shizhen was holding the purple bouquet.

合作交流

Jianchu’s 6 day travel in Sri Lanka

Jianchu recently spent an exciting week in Sri Lanka, teaming up with researchers at the University of Peradeniya! From August 12-17, he worked with Professor Parakrama Karunaratne’s team to push forward the Maritime Silk Road Air Pollution Monitoring Initiative. During the visit, Jianchu engaged in detailed discussions with Prof. Karunaratne on air sampling plan for the project. Working collaboratively with members of Prof. Karunaratne’s team, Jianchu successfully completed the assembly and preliminary testing runs of air samplers scheduled for deployment.

While conducting sampling work, Jianchu also had the opportunity to experience Sri Lankan culture by visiting the University of Peradeniya campus. At Prof. Karunaratne’s suggestion, he further explored famous sites—the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic (where a tooth of Lord Buddha is enshrined), and the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage.

（Written by Jianchu）

潭影录、硕士生、野外工作

The Beibu Gulf Scientific Expedition

On August 26, Zhao Hangyi successfully completed the scientific expedition in the Beibu Gulf and returned to Zhanjiang Port, Guangdong, aboard the research vessel Lanbo-1. The expedition began on August 2 and concluded smoothly on August 26, lasting a total of 25 days. The research area covered the Beibu Gulf and the Qiongzhou Strait.

During the cruise, a wide range of samples was collected, including atmospheric samples, seawater, rainwater, and seabed sediments. These samples have now been transported back to the laboratory for further analysis.

For Zhao Hangyi, this expedition was not only a success in terms of sample collection, but also a valuable opportunity to broaden his horizons, build new friendships, and enjoy the unforgettable beauty and stories of life at sea. It was truly a memorable experience.

Group photo with Moyangzhi and Wang Wanzhe before departure, next to the third-floor wheelhouse.

Marine organisms accidentally caught in a trawl net.

Improvised “stabilization system” set up to protect equipment during the tail end of a typhoon.

Crew preparing on deck to “welcome” the CTD deployment.

A quick snapshot of the ship’s side taken in a rare moment of leisure

“Sunset-colored sky” on the night before returning.

Closing group photo of all researchers and crew members~

（written by Zhao Hangyi）