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Tian Lele, Ma Jianchu PhD viva and Li Yifan postgraduate viva

On May 8th, Tian Lele (田乐乐) and Ma Jianchu (马建初) had their PhD viva,  also with Li Yifan (李一凡) had her postgraduate viva smoothly. They  are all members of Air Omic’s Squad(爱米小分队). The assessment panel, composed of An Taicheng (GDUT) Zou Shichun (SYSU), You Jing (JNU) ,Chen Duohong (GDEMC), Bi Xinhui (GIG), Ding Xiang (GIG), and, alternatively, Zhao Shizhen ,Li Jun and Zhang Gan. We celebrated with a dinner in honor of the graduates afterwards. We shared a joyful evening, congratulating Lele, Jianchu, and Yifan on their remarkable achievements and wishing them continued success in their future endeavors. Congratulations!

 

Qingdao Academic Visit

From April 28 to 30, Gan and Shizhen visited Shandong University at the invitation of Caiqing Yan (闫才青). During the visit, Gan delivered a lecture on Dual Carbon Isotope Studies of Atmospheric Carbonaceous Components, while Shizhen gave a talk on Emerging Pollutants in the Atmosphere.

We also made a brief cultural visit to Mount Laoshang, including the historic Shangqing Palace, thoughtfully arranged by Zheng Zong(宗政), who was once a postdoctoral research fellow in our group. During our stay, we had the pleasure of reconnecting with colleagues and friends such as Runzeng Liu (刘润增), Lin Du (杜林), Likun Xue (薛丽坤), and others, and also enjoyed meeting some new friends.

Afterward, we visited Ocean University of China, where we had fruitful discussions with Limin Hu (胡利民) and Rui Bao (包锐). As part of the visit, Limin kindly arranged a tour of the university’s History Museum and scientific research platforms. Due to limited time, we weren’t able to visit the Yushan campus—but we hope to make it there next time.

It was a truly memorable and productive trip, made even more special by the warm hospitality of our friends in Shandong.

Wang Wanzhe’s 76-Day Oceanic Expedition Ends with Success in Sample Collection and Academic Enrichment

On April 9th, Wang Wanzhe completed his scientific expedition in the eastern Indian Ocean and arrived in Sanya, Hainan. For this expedition, he was aboard the R.V. Xiang Yang Hong 01, operated by the First Institute of Oceanography under the Ministry of Natural Resources. The voyage began on January 24th and concluded successfully on April 9th, lasting a total of 76 days. The research area covered the eastern Indian Ocean.
During the expedition, a variety of samples were collected, including atmospheric samples, seawater, rainwater, and seafloor sediments. These samples have now been safely transported back to the laboratory for further analysis.
For Wang Wanzhe, the expedition was not only a success in terms of collecting the planned samples, but also a valuable opportunity to broaden his academic horizons and make new friends. It was truly an unforgettable experience! Group photo of all the crew members of the R.V. Xiang Yang Hong 01.

A photo of Wang Wanzhe taken on the foredeck of the R.V. Xiang Yang Hong 01.

Wang Wanzhe collecting atmospheric samples.

Wang Wanzhe collecting seawater samples.

Wan Zhe was awarded the title of Outstanding Team Member