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PAHs in Bangladesh by PUF-PAS published in AE

The PAHs results from the PUF-PAS sampling in Bangladesh has been published in AE, in the paper entitled ‘ Monitoring of atmospheric polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons by
polyurethane foam-passive air samplers in Bangladesh: Source
apportionment and health risk assessment‘. The paper was written by Prof Habib of Dhakar University, and Aklima (with Prof Cai Minggang, affiliated to Xiamen University), who visited the group many times and deployed many of the passive samplers across the country with Habib. Shizhen finalized the manuscript and monitored the processes. All are of the best!

This is an ANSO MORATOXA project contribution.

Initiating the Dongjiang Campaign of the GeoBBC Program

On August 10-11, Xiaofei, Shizhen, Li Jun and Zhang Gan joined with a group from SYSU led by professor Chen Jianyao (陈建耀)to visit Heyuan Hydrology Station (河源水文站). This denotes a kick-off of  our Dongjiang (东江) campaign dedicated to the NSFC  Major Program ‘Geochemical Behaviours and Environmental Effect of Black Carbon (BC) Substances ‘ (The GeoBBC). By taking Dongjiang catchment as the research venue, we are hoping to illustrate a ‘regional’ picture  of BC from the river source and the Pearl River estuary.

The visit, kindly arranged by Professor Chen, came out to be very successful, owing to his and SYSU’s strong influence on the Guangdong Hydrology Centre (广东省水文中心)and its branch Huizhou Centre (惠州分中心)to which the Station is affiliated. We had extensive discussions  with the key staffs of Heyuan Station headed by Mr Tian Zhaowei (田兆伟). Zhaowei and two of his colleagues Ms Chen and Ms Zhang Di are very professional,  knowing Dongjiang in great details. Zhang Di, who obtained her MSc with Professor Chen in SYSU, introduced to us the whole picture of the hydrology stations across the Heyuan Section of Dongjiang. It seems that our Dongjiang campaign of the GeoBBC Program could be carried out as planned, with the expected strong support from Mr Tian and his teem.

After the official visit to Heyuan Station, our team was guided by Zhaowei  to visit the Xinfengjiang Reservoir and had opportunity to discuss more with professionals there. We were also able to see inside the dam of the XFJ Hydroelectric Power Plant, and the beautiful scenery of the reservoir which is the second largest in China!

In the evening, Mr Zhou who is the head of the Huizhou Branch Centre of Guangdong Hydrology Centre joined us to ascertain kindly his strong  support to our GeoBBC-Dongjiang Campaign.

The squad of GeoBBC-Dongjiang Campaign.

Discussion in Heyuan Hydrology Station.

Discussions in XFJ Hydro-Power Plant.

The Heyuan Hydrology Observatory.

On the top of the XFJ Dam.  Shown  田兆伟(左三)、陈建 耀(左四)、张迪 (右二)and Chen ? (左二).

Professor Chen of SYSU and I entered NJU in 1983, both from Fujian province.

Professor Chen and his two students who are working in the Heyuan Station as key professional staffs.

Shizhen at the scenery watch on top of the XFJ Dam.

Inside of the big dam and see the four hydroelectric power generators.

See more closely the power generator.

With Mr Luo Qingbiao (罗清标), one of the key engineers of the power plant.

The calligraph was by Mr Tao Zhu (陶涛), who was the chief of Mid-South China, and led the construction of the SFJ reservoir/Hydro-power station.

Meet regolith sample from the Chang’e 5 Lunar Mission

On July 30, along the Joint Meeting on Nanling Mountain Expedition and Research Collaboration (南岭山地科学考察与科研合作研讨会), a special event was arranged, that the attendants had the opportunity to see the regolith sample from the Chang’e 5 Lunar Mission. The regolith sample, which was the lunar surface ‘soil’, weighted 6000 mg. It was obtained with our CAS research project ‘Exploring organic matters in regolith from the Chang’e 5 Lunar Mission’ (探查‘嫦娥五号’月壤样品中的有机质), led by our group. For the special event, we purchased a new transparent vacuum  box, and setup a dedicated mechanism to fix/present the sample, which is in a quartz bottle as very fine particles. All were excited and it was memorable event specially for everyone on the academic meeting!