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                                                                                Distinguished Academic Achievements  研亮點






               創全球之先！
               本校研究：海洋生物體內累
               積空污微粒

               海洋科學系劉莉蓮教授與陳鎮東講
               座教授研究團隊，創全球之先，首
               度證實海洋生物在野外環境會攝
               取並積累不同顏色的 PM1，還能
               透過生殖轉移給下一代。這項重
               大發現榮登國際環境科技權威頂
               尖期刊《Environmental Science &
               Technology》，為空氣污染物進入
               海洋後的傳遞研究開啟全新視野。


                                                    NSYSU research team is the first to prove the
                                                    presence of fossil-fuel PM1 in marine biota
                                                    PM1 from the anthropogenic activity does not only cause
                                                    worldwide air pollution but also enters the oceans as suspended
                                                    particulates. However, its subsequent impacts on marine biota
                                                       are poorly understood. The research team of Professor
                                                             Li-Lian  Liu  and  Distinguished  Chair  Professor
                                                                Chen-Tung Arthur Chen of the Department of
                                                                  Oceanography were the first scientists to prove
                                                                    that in the wild environment, marine organisms
                                                                    can incorporate and accumulate fossil-fuel
                                                                     source PM1 and pass it on to their juveniles
                                                                     by maternal transfer. This exceptional finding
                                                                    was published in a top scientific journal
                                                                   Environmental Science & Technology.  It
                                                                  shed new light on the transport of air-polluting
                                                                particulate matter in the marine environment.



























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