Shizhen has a new paper published in ES&T, entitled ‘Modeling the Time-Variant Dietary Exposure of PCBs in China over the Period 1930 to 2100’. This maybe the last paper out of her PhD thesis did in Lancaster. Congratulations!
Liu Xin was awarded research project by Guangdong Natural Scientific Foundation (GD-NSF). This is the only 1 project of its kind (博士科研启动项目,不含纵向协同项目)in our institute! With a budget of 100K Yuan, it is on source fingerprints of organophosphate flame retardants (OPFRs) and their health risk assessments in indoor environments.
We were also granted by Guangdong Department of Science and Technology a joint Guangdong-UK UrbanInnovation project, with a budget of 1 million Yuan (and ca. 500K British Pound from the UK side) , on developing and application of land-use regression model (LUR) at intra-city scale for environmental health study in Guangzhou. This project is a very NATURAL extension/complement of the group’s ATMSYC and Shizhen’s new China postdoctor foundation project on PAH/LUR!
Congratulations!
On June 22, a graduation ceremony was held in GIG to 100 PhD and MSc students who graduated from the institute and UCAS. Among them are Dai Qing (MSc), Li Jibing (PhD) and Mo Yangzhi (PhD). Congratulations to the 3 colleagues, and wish them a prosperous career and happy life!
There was exactly 100 graduates this year.
Viva.
A family portrait. Dai Qing (MSc) absents the ceremony as she has been working in Beijing.
Mo Yangzhi and Li Jibing completed their PhD study, put on their gowns. Dai Qing (MSc) absents the ceremony as she has been working in Beijing.
Against the bamboo fence.
A sense of success.
Girls as ceremony assistants, beautifully enchanting .