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17~~2026/09/~~
518 million years ago, the 'Jade Cleansing Insect' refreshed the understanding of the co ancestor evolution of step belt animals
01~~2026/09/~~
Magnesium isotopes in marine sediments reveal negative feedback from silicate weathering to stabilize the Cenozoic climate
20~~2026/08/~~
Preliminary study on the performance of deep ultraviolet 157 nm laser micro area analysis
04~~2026/08/~~
New 'ruler' for high-precision in-situ tin isotope analysis of cassiterite
20~~2026/07/~~
The ocean lithium cycle reveals the synergistic regulation of continental weathering and ocean anti weathering on the cooling of the global climate in the Cenozoic era
14~~2026/07/~~
GRL: Fracturing and Recombination of the Early Paleozoic Eulongbuluk Plate
07~~2026/07/~~
IF 10.8 | Unstable Structure and Collapsibility Behavior of Wind Formed Loess: Decoding the Seepage Code of Multi scale Pore Topology and Reshaping the Hydraulic Control Mechanism of Collapsible Loess
25~~2026/06/~~
Algal fossil carbon isotope records the three-stage climate change model of greenhouse super greenhouse greenhouse during the Cambrian Explosion
16~~2026/06/~~
IF 10.2: Our geological engineering team has made new progress in the study of the mechanism of loess compaction to suppress subsidence
09~~2026/06/~~
The Second Academic Annual Conference of the Joint Center for Earth and Planetary Sciences between Northwest University and the University of Hong Kong was successfully held in Xi'an

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