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2025 International Symposium on Coastal Blue Carbon & The 2nd Meeting of Consortium for Coastal Blue Carbon Observations and Studies of China (First Announcement) 阅读更多

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气候变暖加速滨海湿地“蓝碳”积累？微生物残体碳给出答案！

Four years of climate warming facilitates an increase in fungal necromass in coastal wetland soils

海岸带对台风的动力地貌响应研究新成果

Hydrodynamic and geomorphological responses of tidal flats to extreme climate events.

实验室研究团队在Nature Geoscience发表最新研究成果：破解微生物调控细颗粒泥沙输运的密码

Drag acting on suspended sediment increased by microbial colonization

互花米草入侵本土滨海芦苇湿地对固碳功能的影响及其机制

Impacts of Spartina alterniflora invasion on coastal carbon cycling within a native Phragmites australis-dominated wetland.

流域减沙和富营养化导致河口高初级生产力区（HPPZ）面积和Chl-a浓度扩增

Effects of riverine nutrient enrichment and sediment reduction on high primary productivity zone in the Yangtze River estuary: historical reconstruction and future perspective.

稻作农业通过缓解内部竞争压力和降低外部风险保障聚落延续

Rice farming mediated internal competition and reduced external risks during the Neolithic period

砂质地下河口：隐藏的“天然滤网”，守护海洋减缓氮污染

Sandy Subterranean Estuaries Minimize Groundwater Nitrogen Pollution Impacts on Coastal Waters.

人工智能耦合先验知识，在溶解氧预测上取得新成果

Dissolved Oxygen Prediction in the Dianchi River Basin with Explainable Artificial Intelligence based on Physical Prior Knowledge.

破解植被区湍流耗散之谜，赋能生态海岸韧性防护！

Longitudinal and vertical evolution of wave-induced turbulence within vegetation.

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Delegation from Kasetsart University visited SKLEC - 2025-04-22
ECNU confers Honorary Professorship to Prof. Samina Kidwai - 2024-07-22
ECNU Professor honored with WESTPAC Outstanding Scientist Award - 2024-04-30
ECNU hosts the 2nd International Mega–Delta Meeting to Advance Delta Sustainability - 2023-11-13
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New Publications

Four years of climate warming facilitates an increase in fungal necromass in coastal wetland soils

Jine Wei,Chao Zhang,Dongliang Ma,Yanling Zheng,Fenfen Zhang,Xiaofei Li, Xia Liang,Hongpo Dong,Min Liu.

Geoderma , 2025 , 457
: 117296
Hydrodynamic and geomorphological responses of tidal flats to extreme climate events.

Li, R., Wang, Y. P., Yuan, R., Zhao, N., Tang, B., Feng, Z., & Castelle, B.

Journal of Hydrology , 2025 , 656
: 133024
Drag acting on suspended sediment increased by microbial colonization

Zhang, N., Li, H., Xu, F., Thompson, C., Townend, I., He, Q.

Nature Geoscience , 2025 ,
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National Key Research and Development Program

Climate and non-climate driven estuarine tidal wetland geomorphological erosion mechanisms and restoration techniques

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2023-12 to 2026-11
National Key Research and Development Program

Carbon sequestration capacity of coastal ocean ecosystems and the co-promotion of multi-functionalities

Project Period:
2023-12 to 2027-11

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