分类目录归档：ANSO

Air-Omics、ANSO、合作交流、潭影录、项目

Weiru’s six-day travel in Malaysia

From August 3 to 8, Wang Weiru visited the University of Malaya  per invitation by Dr. Bong Chui Wei（黄翠薇）. This mobility is an element of the Research Project of the Alliance of International Scientific Organization (ANSO) – Monitoring and Risk Assessment of Air Toxicants (MORATOXA). The main goal of the visit was to promote substantial cooperation between the two sides, as well as to bring the air samples, dust samples and hair samples back to Guangzhou the base of the ANSO project. Dr. Bong and her students fully supported Weiru in the collection of the hair samples. They also demonstrated the high quality atmospheric sampling and preservation in Kuala Lumpur which are dedicated to MORATOXA.  At last, a total of 21 air samples (including one field blank), 36 hair samples and 35 house dust samples were retrieved and brought back. The samples are well stored in the fridge now.

(The first row, from left to right: Dr. Bong, 育莜，Weiru；The second row, from left to right: Walter, Yvaine, Boyu)

Arab Trade Routes exhibited in Muzium Negara

(‘Negara’ is a Malaysian word with the meaning of nation)

The lab work

During the visit, Weiru was also entertained by Dr. Bong’s students to taste the local food, learn about the local languages and visit the zoo.

It was an efficient and enjoyable visit. We all look forward to further progress on this project soon!

ANSO、合作交流

Trip to Brazail

From June 23rd to July 8th, our team of four—Gan, Jun, Guangcai, and Shizhen—visited Brazil on a more than 24-hour international flight to promote our ANSO MORATOXA program. We transit at Doha and São Paulo, eventually landing on Rio de Janeiro on the evening of June 24th. This trip was invited by Prof. João and Dr. Yago.  We visited the Biophysics Institute at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro. Shizhen and Jun demonstrated the setup of the active air sampler. Gan delivered a presentation on “Atmospheric Monitoring of Emerging Contaminants”, which attracted significant attention. We had an in-depth discussion about future cooperation and personnel exchanges, marking a perfect starting point from this visiting. In the next a few days, we took the opportunity to visit Iguazu, Manaus, Brasília, and São Paulo for sample collections. During the weekend, we explored several historic and natural attractions in Brazil, and celebrated Shizhen’s birthday with a joyful gathering at the Iguazu Falls. A memorable trip!
Gan was delivering his speech on emerging contaminants.
Many attendees participated in the presentation.
Gan presented Joan with Cantonese embroidery of kapok flowers as a gift.
We presented Yago with Cantonese embroidery of lychees as a gift.
Visiting the laboratory
Active air sampler demonstration
Yago treated us to a delicious Brazilian lunch.
Group photo inside the lecture room
Group photo in front of the institute
On the top of Sugar Loaf
On the Christ
Gan sitting at the Escadaria Selarón
Iguazu Falls

Celebrating Shizhen’s birthday

Jungle trail

ANSO、SCP、博士生、论文、项目

Nigar’s 2 papers accepted for publication

Nigar’s paper entitled ‘Screening Legacy and Emerging Organic Pollutants in the Contaminated Soil of Dhaka, Bangladesh ‘ has been accepted for publication in Emerging Contaminants; and another paper ‘Occurrence and fate of current-use pesticides in Chinese forest soils‘ has also been accepted for publication, in Environmental Research.  Congratulations to Nigar and Shizhen!