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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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Geosciences Research

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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Sep 14, 2023
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Institute of Earth Sciences
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SHENG-AO LIU:Copper isotope evidence for sulfide fractionation and lower crustal foundering in making continental crust【SA】

Sep 12, 2023
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Institute of Earth Sciences
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Li Liu:Wide shelves as discriminators between hinterland tectonic and intra-basin rifting signals【EPSL】

Sep 8, 2023
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School of Water Resources And Environment
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Peng-Fei Han:One-Parameter Analytical Derivation in Modified Budyko Framework for Unsteady-State Streamflow Elasticity in Humid Catchments【WRR】

Sep 4, 2023
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School of Earth Sciences And Resources
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Xianwei Jiao:Middle Jurassic Paleolatitude of the Tethyan Himalaya: New Insights Into the Evolution of the Neo-Tethys Ocean【JGR】

The continental crust is strongly depleted in copper compared with its building blocks—primary arc magmas—and this depletion is intrinsically associated with continental crust formation.

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Decoding interwoven tectonic and climatic drivers in global source-to-sink systems remains a major challenge in Earth science.

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The changes in climate and catchment properties have altered the hydrological processes significantly at different spatiotemporal scales around the world.

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The paleogeography of the Tethyan Himalaya (TH) during the Mesozoic is vital to constrain the evolutionary history of the Neo-Tethys Ocean, but reliable paleomagnetic data from Jurassic rocks in this area are scarce.

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