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Odette Paramor
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- BSc & PhD, Queen Mary, University of London (UK)
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- Ecosystem approaches to management in marine systems, particularly fisheries management
- Saltmarsh and estuarine ecology
- The impacts of the fishing on the ecosystem
- Assessing ecosystem services in marine systems
- Benthic ecological functioning
- EU-China research and innovation governance
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- Ecosystem approaches to management in marine systems
- Saltmarsh and estuarine ecology
- The impacts of the fishing on the ecosystem
- Benthic functioning
- Economic evaluations of ecosystem functioning
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Faith Chan
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- BSc, University of Auckland (New Zealand)
- MSc, University of Bonn (Germany)
- PhD, University of Leeds (UK)
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- International water management policies, particularly in sustainable flood management and planning practices and flood risk assessment.
- Sponge Cities
- Soil and Water Conservation issues in China.
- Assessing the impact of climate and land-use change on flood frequency in Eastern China.
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- International water management policies
- sustainable flood management and planning practices
- flood risk assessment
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Tengwen Long
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- MSc, Shaanxi Normal University (PRC)
- PhD, Trinity College Dublin (Ireland)
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- Quaternary science
- Physical geography
- Palaeoecology
- Geochronology
- Environmental archaeology
- Geomorphology
- Coastal science
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- Human dimensions of environmental change
- Quaternary environmental change
- Reconstructing past climate and vegetation
- Reconstructing pollution history using lake sediments
- The origin of agriculture and civilisations
- Analysis of microfossils (e.g. pollen and spores, diatoms, phytoliths)
- 14C dating and chronological modelling
- Cultural interactions across Eurasia in prehistory and history
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Ping fu
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- MS, Purdue University (USA)
- PhD, Stockholm University (Sweden)
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- Glacial science
- Optical Luminesces Dating
- Climate change
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- Climate change
- Landscape evolution
- Numerical modeling
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Yu-Ting Tang
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- BSc & MSc, National Taiwan University (Taiwan)
- MSc, Duke University (USA)
- PhD, University of Nottingham (UK)
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- Brownfield regeneration and sustainable urban development
- Environmental baseline monitoring for Environmental Impact Assessment.
- Cultural heritage of water management in Ningbo
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- Brownfield regeneration and sustainable urban development
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Meili Feng
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- MS Eng Beijing Normal University (PRC)
- PhD, Freie Universität Berlin (Germany) & University of Trento (Italy)
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- Networks analysis and ecosystem approaches to management
- Nutrient cycling and river ecology in quasi-steady and unsteady systems
- The impacts of hydropower regulation on river thermal regimes and fish habitat suitability
- Temporal-spatial characterization of hydropeaking and thermopeaking effects
- Water quality modelling based on biogeochemistry processes
- River hydrology and ecologically related implications
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