On Dec 9th, Shizhen and Gan attended the Symposium on New Pollutants (新污染物研究与治理大会) which was organized by China Association of Environmental Sciences (中国环境科学学会)and Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences (中国环境科学研究院)in Beijing. Gan gave two invited talks, one on ‘Regional transport and source-sink processes of new pollutants’ , one on ‘An environmental atmospheric science perspective on new pollutans in the atmosphere’. Shizhen gave a talk on MNPs and TWPs in the urban atmosphere. All the three talks were well received by the audiences who showed great interest in our thinkings and findings. After the symposium, we had chance to have dinner with Yi Xin (怡欣) and Lin Tian (林田) who were around.
分类目录归档:学术会议
Gan and Shizhen Present at the Annual Conference on Marine System Science at Sun Yat-sen University
From December 1st to 4th, 2024, Gan and Shizhen participated in the 2nd Open Annual Conference on Marine System Science, held at the Zhuhai campus of Sun Yat-sen University. Gan presented a talk titled “The Polycyclic Aromatics Continuum in Atmospheric Particles: From Black Carbon to Brown Carbon”, while Shizhen gave a presentation on “Quantification of Micro- and Nano-plastics’ Contribution to Urban Atmospheric PM2.5”. We extend our sincere gratitude to Haoyu and Professor Zou for their warm hospitality during the conference!
Tian Lele and Ma Jianchu awarded on GIG 15th Student Academic Forum
On November 5, 2024, two members of the Air-Omics squad, Tian Lele and Ma Jianchu, participated in the GIG 15th Graduate Academic Forum. Lele, who presented her report titled “Tire Wear Chemicals in the Urban Atmosphere: Significant Contributions of Tire Wear Particles to PM2.5” made a remarkable contribution to environmental science. Her research highlights the important role that tire wear particles play in urban air pollution, particularly in relation to PM2.5. Jianchu, with his presentation titled “Quantification of Micro- and Nanoplastics in Atmospheric Fine Particles by Pyrolysis-Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry with Chromatographic Peak Reconstruction” impressed the audience with his innovative approach to detecting micro and nano plastics in atmospheric particulate matter. His work addresses the growing environmental concern regarding plastic pollution and its impact on the atmosphere, contributing valuable insights into the quantification of micro and nano plastics in the air.
As a result of their hard work and dedication, Tian Lele was awarded the second prize, while Ma Jianchu earned the third prize at the forum. Congratulations!