Paleogeographic reconstructions shape understanding of deep-time climate change
The 5th International Conference of Geobiology
MA Xiaoli Nanjing University
Attendee Oral Presentation
‘Molar-tooth’ calcite microspar: highly saturated oceans after supercontinent amalgamation
The 5th International Conference of Geobiology
Zhou Ying Germany,Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz
Attendee Oral Presentation
Expanded marine anoxia in the wake of the Sturtian glaciation: Evidence from Uranium isotopes of the basal Datangpo Formation
The 5th International Conference of Geobiology
林 诚 中国科学院地质与地球物理研究所
Attendee Oral Presentation
Multidrug Tolerance of Enterococcus faecalis to Simulated Martian Extreme Parameters: Synergistic Effects of Low Pressure, Atmosphere, and Perchlorates with Molecular Mechanism Elucidation
The 5th International Conference of Geobiology
Zhiyng Zhou Tianjing University
Attendee Oral Presentation
Hydrogen gas oxidation-driven reductive mobilization of arsenic in solid phase contributing to arsenite contamination in groundwater: Insights from metagenomic and microcosm analyses
The 5th International Conference of Geobiology
Li Yang State Key Laboratory of Geomicrobiology and Environmental Changes & School of Environmental Studies, China University of Geosciences, Wuhan, 430078, China.
Attendee Oral Presentation
The Middle-Late Pennsylvanian events: Timing and mechanisms
The 5th International Conference of Geobiology
Wang Yixin Nanjing University
Attendee Oral Presentation
Warming stimulates viral turnover in the ocean
The 5th International Conference of Geobiology
危 威 武汉工程大学
Attendee Oral Presentation
An expansive Ediacaran lagoon: clay mineralogy and geochemistry evidences for the spatiotemporal extent of evaporitic conditions in the Doushantuo Formation
The 5th International Conference of Geobiology
Han Shujun Macquarie University,China University of Geoscience-Beijing,Research Institute of Petroleum Exploration and Development, PetroChina
Attendee Oral Presentation
Microbial reductive mobilization of As(V) in solid phase coupled with the oxidation of sulfur compounds: An overlooked biogeochemical reaction affecting the formation of arsenic-contaminated groundwater
The 5th International Conference of Geobiology
Yang Chengsheng China University of Geosciences (Wuhan),School of Environmental Studies
Attendee Oral Presentation
High-Resolution Carbon Isotope and Redox fluctuations Provide Insights into Eukaryotic Evolution and Marine Oxygenation in the Early Mesoproterozoic Ocean
The 5th International Conference of Geobiology
LUO JIN Nanjing Institute of Geology and paleontology, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Attendee Oral Presentation