During September 18–19, several members of the Air-Omics group carried out a field sampling campaign at two industrial emission sites, focusing mainly on electronic circuit source (珠海紫翔&安捷利). The team systematically collected a wide range of environmental samples, including emission air, wastewater, soil, and tree bark, in order to investigate the release pathways and environmental impacts of industrial pollutants. This campaign also represents a key research task under their CAS pilot project, aiming to provide essential data support for understanding industrial sources of emerging contaminants and their environmental behaviors.

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Participation in the 3rd Symposium on New Pollutant Control in Shanghai
During September 13–14, Shizhen and Shaojun attended the 3rd Symposium on New Pollutant Control in Shanghai. Shizhen delivered two invited talks, one on high-volatile persistent organic pollutants (HV-POPs) and another on micro- and nanoplastics (MNPs) and tire wear particles (TWPs) in the atmosphere. Shaojun presented his research on the secondary formation of organophosphate esters (OPEs) in PM2.5. During the conference, they also met Lin Tian, Zhao Zhen, and many other alumni, which further enriched the academic and personal exchanges. 
Shizhen Back in Britain
During July 19–29, Shizhen revisited the UK for the first time in nine years since her graduation. She spent about one week at the Lancaster Environment Centre, Lancaster University, to carry out a joint study on TOMPs air sampling, where she met with Prof. Kevin Jones and Prof. Andy Sweetman. Later, she visited Prof. Richard Thompson at the University of Plymouth, recognized as the “father of microplastics,” to discuss collaborative research on plastic pollution. This memorable trip not only brought back fond memories of her student days but also reinforced long-term collaborations and opened new opportunities for future research.



















