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1373
Using amino acid stable carbon isotope values to trace marine primary organic aerosolsAbstract Accepted

Yunfei Wu, Tiantian Tang*, Jiachen Li, Zixiang Yang, Yueping Deng

#Session 66 - Biomarkers in the sea: the tracers of key biogeochemical processes in the ocean’s past, present and future

1201
High variability in organic carbon sources and microbial activities in the hadopelagic watersAbstract Accepted

Xinxin Li*, Hongyue Dang, Xin Zhao, Ronnie Glud

#Session 66 - Biomarkers in the sea: the tracers of key biogeochemical processes in the ocean’s past, present and future

1165
Tracing the Sinking Particles in the Ulleung Basin of the East Sea by Using the AlkenonesAbstract Accepted

Hwajeong Lee, Minkyoung Kim*, Chihyun Oh, Sun-A Lee, Young-Il Kim, Jeomshik Hwang

#Session 66 - Biomarkers in the sea: the tracers of key biogeochemical processes in the ocean’s past, present and future

1007
Different Mechanisms and CCN Contribution of Atmospheric New Particle Formation Influenced by Marine and Continental Air Mass in Hangzhou Bay, a Coastal Area, ChinaAbstract Accepted

Min Hu*, Zeyu Feng, Dongjie Shang, Lizi Tang, Rui Tan, Kun Hu, Zichao Wan, Wenxu Fang, Jiawei Yang, Song Guo, Sihua Lu, Limin Zeng

#Session 66 - Biomarkers in the sea: the tracers of key biogeochemical processes in the ocean’s past, present and future

882
Preliminary glycerol dialkyl glycerol tetraethers results on the Norwegian Sea during PETM (Hole 1570D)Abstract Accepted

Xinyi Chen, Mengyuan Wang*

#Session 66 - Biomarkers in the sea: the tracers of key biogeochemical processes in the ocean’s past, present and future

870
ENSO modulates soil organic carbon retention and deposition in the East China SeaAbstract Accepted

Yi Yang*, Canfa Wang, James Bendle, Xiaoxia Lü, Xiaoyan Ruan, Shucheng Xie

#Session 66 - Biomarkers in the sea: the tracers of key biogeochemical processes in the ocean’s past, present and future

804
Provenance of branched tetraether lipids affects the temperature reconstruction proxy in the Lower Bengal FanAbstract Accepted

Chengpeng Sun, Xinxin Li*

#Session 66 - Biomarkers in the sea: the tracers of key biogeochemical processes in the ocean’s past, present and future

798
Lipid biomarkers indicate the dynamics of particulate organic carbon and its carbon sequestration effects during the degradation of Ulva proliferaAbstract Accepted

Rong Bi*, Miaomiao Zhao, Hongmei Li, Yongyu Zhang, Meixun Zhao, Hailong Zhang, Yang Ding, Shengrong Huang, Li Li

#Session 66 - Biomarkers in the sea: the tracers of key biogeochemical processes in the ocean’s past, present and future

649
Interaction between Organic Carbon Conversion and Microbial Metabolism in Marginal Seas Sediments during Hydrodynamic TransportAbstract Accepted

Ziyang Yang, Lei Xing, Yangli Che, Nan Wang, Anna Chen, Rui Bao*

#Session 66 - Biomarkers in the sea: the tracers of key biogeochemical processes in the ocean’s past, present and future

632
Cyanobacteria dominate particulate organic carbon export to the mesopelagic oligotrophic oceanAbstract Accepted

Jingjing Zhang*, Guangxi Chi, Hongliang Li, Tiantian Tang, Jianfang Chen

#Session 66 - Biomarkers in the sea: the tracers of key biogeochemical processes in the ocean’s past, present and future

612
Potential priming effects and molecular transformation mechanisms in the oceanAbstract Accepted

Futao Fang, Zhuoyi Zhu*, Kai Tang, Quanrui Chen

#Session 66 - Biomarkers in the sea: the tracers of key biogeochemical processes in the ocean’s past, present and future

601
Comparative metabolomics and iTRAQ proteomics analysis reveal species-specific thermal resilience pathway of SymbiodiniaceaeAbstract Accepted

GuanJia Lin, Xin LIN*

#Session 66 - Biomarkers in the sea: the tracers of key biogeochemical processes in the ocean’s past, present and future

534
Tracing the central carbon metabolism of marine archaea and bacteria using amino acid and fatty acid carbon isotopesAbstract Accepted

Chuhan Lin, Tiantian Tang*, Tengteng Wang

#Session 66 - Biomarkers in the sea: the tracers of key biogeochemical processes in the ocean’s past, present and future

468
Preservation of Organic Carbon Associated with Iron on Continental Shelves Influenced by Hydrodynamic ProcessesAbstract Accepted

Lihua Dong, Rui Bao*

#Session 66 - Biomarkers in the sea: the tracers of key biogeochemical processes in the ocean’s past, present and future

242
Implications and application of UK'37 and TEX86H paleothermometer in the Taiwan StraitAbstract Accepted

Chang Ran, Shuqin Tao*

#Session 66 - Biomarkers in the sea: the tracers of key biogeochemical processes in the ocean’s past, present and future

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    Jan 13

    2025

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    Jan 17

    2025

  • Sep 27 2024

    Draft paper submission deadline

  • Feb 17 2025

    Registration deadline

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State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University
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State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University
Department of Earth Sciences, National Natural Science Foundation of China
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