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Study Explores Dosage-effectiveness of Modified Clay Flocculating Red Tide Organisms

Red tide is a global marine ecological disaster, and its frequency, intensity, and geographic extent have increased worldwide in recent years. Currently, the main remediation technology employed for red tides control on a large scale is to spray m...

Progress in chiral imprinting SERS strategy for absolute enantiomer discrimination in Yantai coastal zone

Can Serpentinite Dehydration Release Sulfate-rich Fluids into Sub-arc Mantle?

Serpentinite dehydration is essential for water recycling in subduction zones, the released fluids are considered to be a critical component in the oxidation of the sub-arc mantle.

Study Explains Dynamics of Interannual Eddy Kinetic Energy Variability in Sulawesi Sea

Mesoscale eddies are essential for the distribution of thermohaline and biochemical properties, and act as a bridge for the energy cascade between large-scale circulation and submesoscale dynamical processes.

Robust Superhydrophobic Coating Owns Salt-deliquesce Self-coalescence Anti-corrosion mechanism

Lotus-inspired superhydrophobicity attracts the interest of researchers due to their interfacial non-wetting and unique multi-phase contact properties. However, fragile hierarchical structures, fluorine-containing chemicals usage, and strict requi...

Marine Diatoms Demonstrate High Plasticity in Adapting to Fluctuating Light Conditions

Cultivation of marine diatoms in the laboratory is under constant light condition, but the light environment in the field is not constant but mainly fluctuating, which leads to significant differences between the growth in indoor culture and that ...