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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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Seminar on Comprehensive Bilateral Scientific Researches between China and Russia held in CUGB On April 19th, the Sino-Russian bilateral seminar on Baikal Comprehensive scientific research was held in the university.
Teachers from more than 40 universities gathered in CUGB to discuss the development and growth of teachers From April 8th to 9th, the eighth project quarterly meeting sponsored by the Sustainable Development Alliance of the Center for Faculty Development in Colleges and Universities and co-sponsored by CUGB was held on campus in CUGB.
Beijing and Wuhan go hand in hand: University leaders went to China University of Geosciences (Wuhan) for investigation On April 6 leaders of China University of Geosciences (Beijing) went to China University of Geosciences (Wuhan) to make an investigation.

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Feb 13, 2026

School of Earth Sciences And Resources

Shengxuan Tang：Quantifying Accretion of Intra-Oceanic Arcs to Continent: Numerical Modeling of Their Crustal Composition and Rheological Property【JGR-Solid Earth】

Feb 11, 2026

School of Earth Sciences And Resources

Xiangge Zhang：The earliest Neolithic site in Inner Mongolia and its implications for post-Younger Dryas climate-human interactions【QSR】

Feb 6, 2026

Institute of Earth Sciences

Lei Xu：Mid-Proterozoic Transient Oxygenation Events Linked to Enhanced Continental Chemical Weathering: Evidence From Carbonate Lithium Isotopes【GRL】

Jan 29, 2026

School of Science

Zhangkuo Han：Clay-Enabled (quasi) Solid-State Electrolytes for Metal Batteries: Toward Safe, Sustainable, and High-Energy Storage【AFM】

Shengxuan Tang：Quantifying Accretion of Intra-Oceanic Arcs to Continent: Numerical Modeling of Their Crustal Composition and Rheological Property【JGR-Solid Earth，2026】

Two primary mechanisms responsible for continental crustal growth at convergent margins have been acknowledged, including continental arc magmatism and allochthonous terrane accretion.

Xiangge Zhang：The earliest Neolithic site in Inner Mongolia and its implications for post-Younger Dryas climate-human interactions【QSR，2026】

Human evolution during the Paleolithic-Neolithic transition n (～15,000–10,000 years ago) has been closely linked to climate fluctuations, marked by significant societal and environmental shifts.

Lei Xu：Mid-Proterozoic Transient Oxygenation Events Linked to Enhanced Continental Chemical Weathering: Evidence From Carbonate Lithium Isotopes【GRL，2026】

Potential drivers disrupting mid-Proterozoic (～1.8–0.8 Ga) environmental stasis remain poorly constrained.

Zhangkuo Han：Clay-Enabled (quasi) Solid-State Electrolytes for Metal Batteries: Toward Safe, Sustainable, and High-Energy Storage【AFM，2026】

(Quasi) solid-state electrolytes (QSSEs) are a promising route to commercially viable batteries, offering superior interfacial compatibility and tunability.