Excited to share our new paper in Science Advances! It marks my first step from oxygen and sulfur into hydrogen chemistry, a field I’ve been exploring with growing interest since last year.

Honored to be named one of the 2024 Rising Stars in Environmental Research by ACS Environmental Au. Grateful for the support of my amazing mentors, colleagues, and students over the past decade! 🧪🌏🧑‍🔬

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RT @PNASNews: A collection of articles from the Water on the Moon and Mars Special Feature explores the origins, quantities, and chemistry….

RT @YuqiiQian: Our work of the Chang'e-6 lunar basalts, the world's first lunar farside samples has been published by @ScienceMagazine toda….

RT @geochemsoc: Professor Mark Thiemens, who is the discoverer of the mass independent isotope effect and a long standing member of the GS,….

A work led by my postdoc Xiaoxiao Yu shows that multiple sulfur isotopes of greigites indicate possible methane leakages from coastal marine environments. The unique isotopic signature may be useful for the refinement of global warming in the deep past.

RT @NatureAstronomy: The Chinese Chang'e-6 mission will pick up a sample from the far side of the Moon. Here the three candidate landing si….

It is a great honor and also opportunity that allow me to exchange ideas and collaborate with the world’s smartest young scientists!.

A study led by Prof. Wang reveals a new pathway of microbial sulfate reduction. In this collaboration, our group designed and carried out a series of radiosulfur labeling experiments, which provided a crucial piece of evidence! Check out our paper in PNAS:.

My student Binyan Yin's work on sulfur isotope mass-independent effects is featured on the front cover of the latest issue of @ACSEarthSpace .Please check it out: #MyACSCover.@ACS4Authors

RT @PNASNews: Water in contact with fresh surfaces of silicate minerals can release oxygen to form reactive oxygen species and molecular ox….

Prior to the emergence of oxygenic photosynthesis (>3 billion years ago), how did life evolve antioxidant enzymes and adapt to O2? Where did the first O2 on our Earth come from? My colleagues proposed a "rocky" origin. Check our new paper in PNAS: .

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RT @AstroSamantha: 仰观宇宙之大，俯察品类之盛，所以游目骋怀，足以极视听之娱，信可乐也。.Looking up, I see the immensity of the cosmos; bowing my head, I look at the multitud….

H2O2 is an essential oxidant in planetary atmosphere and surface, but its isotope effects are rarely studied. We are now going into this research field. Our first work led by my student Hao Guo is now published in EPSL:

RT @CarnegiePlanets: The final talk of the Basalts on Earth session is from @CarnegiePlanets postdoc @JamesDottin3 who is presenting a talk….

We found solar controls on cosmogenic radiosulfur in the atmosphere and discussed how this “forgotten” radionuclide may assist in future studies that aim to reconstruct past astronomical, geomagnetic, and climatic events with other cosmogenic radionuclides.

Our new paper recently published in @PNASNews was selected as the cover of the latest issue! A work with Prof. Mark Thiemens from @UCSDChemBiochem Check this out:

RT @carnegiescience: Marilyn Louise Fogel, an isotope geochemist whose work touched on a broad scope of subjects ranging from astrobiology….

RT @IsoCampCSI: IsoCamp 2022 will be held at UNM from June 20th to July 1st 2022! Applications will be accepted from January 1st to Februar….