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About TJU
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- Visit TJU
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Founded in 1895 as Peiyang University, Tianjin University is the oldest institute of higher education in China, and pioneered the development of modern Chinese education.
Admissions
Tianjin University adheres to the mission of training high caliber talents with innovative abilities, and has had considerable success in the training of high-level specialists in various fields.
Academics
Tianjin University constantly refines and optimizes the structure of academic disciplines, and has set up 61 undergraduate programs, 35 master degree programs, and 27 doctoral degree programs.
Research
- Reserch News
Campus Life
A rich campus life awaits all those who come to Tianjin University. An integral part of our mission to train talented graduates is providing a fertile environment for students to develope their social, cultural, sporting and artistic lives.
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Lecture: Inorganic carbon in lakes: global cycling and ecological consequences

When: 3:00 – 4:00 p.m., Thursday, May 11, 2017

Where: Meeting Room No. 7, Conference Building, Weijin Road Campus

Lecturer: Professor Stephen C. Maberly

About the Lecturer: Stephen Maberly is professor and doctoral supervisor form Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, Lake Ecosystems Group, Lancaster, UK. Prof. Stephen Maberly is an ecophysiologist of aquatic algae and plants with a particular interest in relating changing environmental conditions, particularly those driven by climate change, to physiological and ecological responses through laboratory experiments, field measurements, use of novel techniques and the analysis of long-term environmental data. He has a particular interest in changing CO2 availability in water and the effects this has on ecology of algae and plants.

Organizer: Institute of Surface-Earth System Science

All students and staff of Tianjin University are welcome.