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The Serie Lectures Beidi Lecture Hall started with the First Lecture given by Academician Sun Youhong, President of CUGBApr 22, 2023

On April 22nd the lecture entitled Cherish the Earth, Harmonious Coexistence between Human and Nature was held in China University of Geosciences Beijing as the starting lecture for the series lectures Beidi Lecture Hall on the occasion of the forthcoming 54th Earth Day.

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Scientific research is the foundation and source of the vitality of research universities, and the ability of scientific and technological innovation is the concentrated embodiment of the core competitiveness of universities.
Taking inheritance and innovation as its own responsibility, CUGB adapts to the national scientific research management system and operation mechanism, faces the frontier of Geosciences and national strategic needs, and based on the needs of "double first-class" discipline construction and school development, promotes the collaborative innovation of industry university research, promotes the collaborative development of basic research and applied research, continuously enhances the innovation consciousness of teachers and students, and actively seeks new growth points of scientific research development.

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Aug 3, 2025
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School of Earth Sciences And Resources
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Chenmin Yu:Joint Effects of Coastal and Inland Mountains on East Asian Climate During the Late Cretaceous【GRL】

Aug 3, 2025
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School of Earth Sciences And Resources
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Xue Gu:Mercury signatures of Deccan volcanism in East Asia: Implications for climatic disruptions and ecosystem recovery across the Cretaceous?Paleogene transition【GSA Bulletin】

Jul 31, 2025
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School of Water Resources And Environment
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Haonan Zhan:Determination of Mn2+ using a paper-based flexible electrochemical sensor modified by NiFe2O4 and CeO2 nanoparticles【JMCA】

Jul 24, 2025
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School of Science
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Tian-You Chen:Fe─N4-Anchored Carbon Layer Patched TiO2 Cavities to Construct an “In-Lattice Heterojunction” for Enhanced Photocatalytic Nitrogen Reduction Reactions【ACIE】

Understanding the climatic impacts of complex mountain configurations is a key challenge, particularly in East Asia during the Late Cretaceous, where diverse mountain landscapes existed but their interactions remain under-explored.

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The Deccan Traps eruptions significantly impacted Earth’s climate and ecosystems from the Late Cretaceous to early Paleogene periods, contributing to mercury (Hg) enrichments in global sediments.

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NiFe2O4, a spinel compound, has drawn significant interest from researchers due to its high natural saturation and remarkable electrocatalytic properties.

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Efficient charge separation and carrier transfer are critical determinants of the performance of photocatalysts for nitrogen reduction reactions (NRR) which are critical for agricultural and chemical industries.

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