Area of research
Atmospheric Science · Geochemistry and Petrology
Research interest
Research interests include Geology and Paleoclimatology Research, Groundwater and Isotope Geochemistry, Landslides and related hazards, and Isotope Analysis in Ecology.
Multi‐Channel Holography via Phase‐Switchable Cascaded Liquid Crystals for Optical Secret Sharing
Machine learning-assisted hyperspectral reflectance analysis for non-destructive detection of clothianidin residues in tea chrysanthemum
Enhanced UAV-based SPAD values estimation in tea chrysanthemum: an optimized and interpretable machine learning approach integrating spectral and textural information
Elucidation of the genetic basis underlying rooting ability in vegetatively propagated chrysanthemum
Genetic architecture and genomic prediction of plant height-related traits in chrysanthemum
Evaluation of volatile compounds in tea chrysanthemum cultivars and elite hybrids
Scaling of average weighted shortest path and average trapping time on the weighted extended dendrimer networks
Effect of postharvest 1-methylcyclopropene application on reactive oxygen species scavenging and sucrose metabolism in Gynura bicolor DC
The average weighted receiving time with weight-dependent walk on a family of double-weighted polymer networks
Dissecting Root Proteome Changes Reveals New Insight into Cadmium Stress Response in Radish (Raphanus sativus L.)
Treatment with spermidine protects chrysanthemum seedlings against salinity stress damage
Lake Qinghai sediment geochemistry linked to hydroclimate variability since the last glacial
De novo characterization of the Anthuriumtranscriptome and analysis of its digital gene expression under cold stress
The significant role of inorganic matters in preservation and stability of soil organic carbon in the Baoji and Luochuan loess/paleosol profiles, Central China
The dominance of loess weathering on water and sediment chemistry within the Daihai Lake catchment, northeastern Chinese Loess Plateau
Controls on seasonal variations of silicate weathering and CO2 consumption in two river catchments on the NE Tibetan Plateau