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| Scientists Discover Surface Carbonates can Transport Heavy Boron Isotopes into Deep Mantle |
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| Associate Prof. XU Rong from the Institute of Geochemistry of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, along with Prof. CAI Yue from the Nanjing Institute of Geology and Palaeontology and their collaborators, employed advanced, high-precision boron isotope analytical techniques to study two groups of relatively primitive Cenozoic basalts from Zhejiang Province in southeastern China. Their findings were published in Science Advances.
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Space-weathered rims on lunar ilmenite as an indicator for relative exposure ages of regolith(Guo, Z; Zhang, MW; Jia, BJ; Li, Y ; Fa, WZ ; Pang, Y; Zhu, CX； Wen, YY； Li, XY； Liu, JZ； Ouyang, ZY)(2024-08-27) |
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Relative importance of aceticlastic methanogens and hydrogenotrophic methanogens on mercury methylation and methylmercury demethylation in paddy soils(Hao, ZD; Zhao, L;Liu, J; Pu, Q ; Chen, J; Meng, B; Feng, XB)(2024-08-26) |
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Deciphering ore-forming fluid evolution processes of the Yuerya gold deposit, eastern Hebei, China: Insights from pyrite texture, trace element and sulfur isotope compositions(Guo RQ; Han SJ; Chen, YC)(2024-08-20) |
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Seminar on 2024-7-24: Germanium partitioning from sulfide deposition tooxidative weathering in MVT deposits fromSichuan-Yunnan-Guizhou triangle |
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Seminar on 2024-7-24: Key properties of mineral trace-element data and how to address them instatistical analysis and interpretation |
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