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[07.26] Organic Geochemistry: An evaluation of biologi...- [07.26] GRL: The uplift of Tibetan Plateau dominated i...
- [06.21] ES&T: Cryoconite: An Unrecognized Storage Rese...
- [06.21] GRL: Climate Change: How El Nino Affects the T...
- [06.20] Pollutants to the Third Pole: traveling over m...
- JGR: Development of a land surface evapotranspiration ...
- [2019.02.01] JGR Atmospheres: A coupled glacier–hydr...
- [2019-01-21] JGR Atmospheres: Evaluation of WRF modeli...
- [2019.01.07] Remote Sensing of Environment: Regional d...
- Geochemical differences between subduction- and collis...
- Facilitation stabilizes moisture-controlled alpine jun...
Latest News more>>
- [05-06] Nature: The Tibetan Plateau was first occupied by Middle Pleistocene Denisovans
- [01-23] The Director of CETES Prof. CHEN Fahu Elected as the Chairman of the 12th Governing Board ...
- [01-23] The research on the mechanism for alpine treeline formation was selected as “Science Bul...
- [04-20] Advance glacier mass balance modeling in the Third Pole
- [11-03] New Dataset Released: Surface Energy Balance Based Global Land Evapotranspiration
- [10-26] Session on Tibetan Plateau and Climate Change Successfully Held at CGU 2016
- [10-19] Two Ice Avalanches in Western Tibet May Imply More Risks
- [09-18] CETES Holds Seminar on Ice Core and Climate Change
- [09-18] Agriculture Facilitated Permanent Human Occupation of the Tibetan Plateau After 3600 B.P.
- [09-14] Prof. Jean Jouzel Gave Seminar on Future Climate Change and Ice Core Science
- [09-07] Sources of Black Carbon to the Himalayan–Tibetan Plateau Glaciers