Buqing, Wang Xiao and Li Jing’s new paper ‘Recent progress in the application of organic isotopes in environmental geochemistry of the Anthropocene‘ has been published in Applied Geochemistry. This is a review paper generated from previous literature summaries by many of our group members (see below). Buqing put big effort in making it publishable. It is a nice review paper with several important perspectives on the progress and future studies in the research area. Congratulations!
On February 9, Li Jing completed her PDRA by reporting to an reviewing panel including professors Li Jun李军，Tian Chongguo田崇国，Luo Chunling罗春玲, Ding Xiang丁翔 and Bi Xinhui毕新慧. Her study in the group, since April 2020, has been on ‘Radiocarbon-constrained verification of urban fossil-fuel CO2 emissions’. She successfully changed her research area, from organic pollutants into carbon monitoring. Congratulations!
From February 4th to 6th, the Air-Omics Squad(“爱米小分队”) efficiently completed the 2025 Fish Plan(“咸鱼”计划) ,marking another significant milestone in the team’s five-year journey of continuous research efforts. This year’s project brought together a blend of experienced veterans and enthusiastic new members, including fresh participants Yuxin, Hangyi, and Qijing. The team was divided into two groups, working in Lab 206 and Lab 409 respectively. All members were equipped with gloves, masks, and knives, and carried out the procedure under strict quality control protocols with exceptional dedication.
The Fish Plan once again demonstrated the outstanding teamwork and execution capabilities of the Air-Omics Squad. We look forward to embracing the challenges of the sixth year with even greater enthusiasm and a proactive attitude, aiming to achieve even more remarkable accomplishments!
Team1 (From left to right,from first row to second row): Siqi,Yuwei,Ning,Kun,Hangyi,Zibin.Coho Salmon from Heilongjiang
Kun was dissecting a Coho salmon
Small yellow croaker
The dissected hairtail
Team2 (From left to right): Qjing,Weiru,Yuxin,Jianchu,Xiaosong,Xin
Team2’s members were working diligently.
Crushing the fish liver
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