Shichao Tian

Since 2017 PhD Student in the BMBF project “Anthropogenic Fingerprints in East Chinese Oceans: Investigation of Hydrodynamics and Nutrient Dynamics”. The main aim of the PhD project is to characterize nitrogen cycling with respect to the anthropogenic impact in Chinese marginal Seas, namely the Bohai Sea, Yellow Sea and East China Sea.

2012-2015 Master in Marine Biogeochemistry. Thesis on “Biogeochemical processes of particulate organic carbon in East China Sea” at the Second Institute of Oceanography in Hangzhou.

2008-2012 Bachelor in Environmental Science at Taiyuan University of Science and Technology

TIAN Shichao, JIN Haiyan, GAO Shengquan, ZHUANG Yanpei, ZHANG Yang, WANG Bin, CHEN Jianfang, Sources and distributions of particulate organic carbon in Great Wall Cove and Ardley Cove, King George Island, West Antarctica, Advances in Polar Science, 2015, Vol. 26 No. 1: 55-62.

GaoShengquan, Jin Haiyan, ZhuangYanpei, JiZhongqiang, TianShichao, Zhang Jingjing, Chen Jianfang，Ecological environmental conditions and the functioning in the waters nearby Chinese Great Wall Station, Antactica，Antarctica, Advances in Polar Science, 2015, Vol. 26 No. 1: 63-70.

ZHUANG Yanpei, JIN Haiyan, LI Hongliang, CHEN Jianfang,WANG Bin, CHEN Fajing, BAI Youcheng, LU Yong, TIAN Shichao, Phytoplankton composition and its ecological effect in subsurface cold pool of the northern Bering Sea in summer as revealed by HPLC derived pigment signatures, ActaOceanol.Sin., 2014, Vol. 33, No. 6, P. 1–9.