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Call for abstract：Future Oceans 3 – Navigating a future ocean: Inward, outward, and forward 阅读更多

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ECNU hosts the 2nd International Mega–Delta Meeting to Advance Delta Sustainability 阅读更多

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The Mega-Delta Database was officially launched — Providing support for Scientific research and management decisions 阅读更多

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Research Progress

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.

人工智能赋能海洋波浪预测，攻克双模态适应与高精度难题

An innovative deep learning model for accurate wave height predictions with enhanced performance for extreme waves.

²¹⁰Pb测年研究取得新进展：揭示²¹⁰Pb扩散行为可显著影响其测年结果

Influence of lead-210 diffusion in radiochronology of a fresh-saltwater lake system on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau

基于多模态传感器融合和可解释性深度学习的浅水区灾害地貌识别研究

Multimodal sensor fusion and interpretable deep learning for shallow water hazardous geomorphology features recognition.

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News

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
The delegation of the Netherlands visits ECNU - 2023-05-31

Lectures

Dr. Pavel Yu Semkin : Diverse fluxes of nutrients of two comparable rivers in...

SKLEC Building A204

Fri, 2024-05-17 09:00
Prof. Daniel Schlenk: Publishing Your Best Research in Environmental Science...

SKLEC Building A204

Fri, 2024-04-26 10:00
Stephen Edward Darby : EVOFLOOD: The evolution of global flood hazard and risk

SKLEC A911

Fri, 2023-11-24 09:30

New Publications

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

Chen, X., Liu, Y., Zhao, X., Liu, S., Zhao, N., Lai, X., Chen, J., Li, M., Sun, Q.

Quaternary Science Reviews , 2025 , 354
: 109249
Impacts of plastic pollution on soil–plant properties and greenhouse gas emissions in wetlands: A meta-analysis.

Zhao, W., Ge, Z.M.*, Zhu, K.H., Lyu, Q., Liu, S.X., Chen, H.Y., Li, Z.F.

Journal of Hazardous Materials , 2024 , 480
: 136167
Records of Fukushima accident-derived cesium-137 in the Chukchi Sea sediment: Implication for a new time marker?.

Ren, X., Wang, J., Hong, G.H. et al.

Sci. China Earth Sci. , 2024 ,
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Major Projects

NSFC Key Project of International Cooperation and Communications

A comparative study between the Yangtze and Nile delta: the similarity and discrepancy

Project Period:
2017-01 to 2019-12
NSFC，NWOand RCUK

Natural versus anthropogenically driven behavior of hydrodynamics

Project Period:
2017-06 to 2021-05

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