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Title: Demonstrating contributions through storytelling: how to reduce the likelihood of your paper being rejectedSpeaker: WANG Chenglu (Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of the University of New Haven)Time: 14:30-17:30, November 4, 2024Location: Room 919, Tower B, Building of Geommological Institut

Title: The Crust of Mars as seen by InSightSpeaker: Prof. Mark Wieczorek (IPGP/CNRS)Time: 15:00-17:00, June 3, 2024Location: Room 222, Geophysical Prospecting Building, Nanwang Mountain Campu

Title: Metaphor as a springboard to scientific communication: A large-scale study of the use of lexical metaphors acrpss disciplinesSpeaker: LEI Lei (Professor of Shanghai International Studies University)Time: 10:15-12:15, May 31, 2024Location: Octagon Hall, Nanwang Mountain Campu

Title: Metaphor as a springboard to scientific communication: A large-scale study of the use of lexical metaphors acrpss disciplinesSpeaker: LEI Lei (Professor of Shanghai International Studies University)Time: 10:15-12:15, May 31, 2024Location: Octagon Hall, Nanwang Mountain Campus

Title: Using corpora to enhance appropriate and precise lexicogrammar use in academic writingSpeaker: Dilin Liu (Professor Emeritus of Applied Linguistic/TESOL in the English Department at the University of Alabama, USATime: 8:00-10:00, May 31, 2024Location: Octagon Hall, Nanwang Mountain Campu

Number: 2019-33Title: Exploration of Asteroids by the Dawn SpacecraftSpeaker: Harry McSweenTime: 3:20 PM,17/7/2019Location: Octagon Hal

Number: 2019-32Title: The Apollo Lunar Exploration Program: Scientific Impact and the Road AheadSpeaker: James HeadTime:2 :30 PM, 17/7/2019Location: Octagon Hal

Number: 2019-30Title: 1. So You Want to be Geologist: Some of the Things Learned2. The Chemistry of Making Hydrothermal Ore DepositSpeaker: Noel WhiteTime: 3:00 PM, 5/7/2019Location: Octagon Hal