Haoshuai Li

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2023-2024
Publications (10 Years): 7

Top Topics

Aqueous Solution

Artificial Intelligence

Top Venues

Environmental science & technology

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Publications

Haoshuai Li, Deju Lin, Haiyang Zhang, Nan Wang, Yang Zhou, Weifeng Wu, Jingyu Liu, Yangli Che, Cuimei Xia, Longhai Zhu, Chuanzhao Peng, Qian Liu, Qian He, Rui Bao
Preservation of Organic Carbon Associated with Iron on Continental Shelves Influenced by Hydrodynamic Processes. Environmental science & technology (2024)
Haoshuai Li, Deju Lin, Haiyang Zhang, Nan Wang, Yang Zhou, Weifeng Wu, Jingyu Liu, Yangli Che, Cuimei Xia, Longhai Zhu, Chuanzhao Peng, Qian Liu, Qian He, Rui Bao
Preservation of Organic Carbon Associated with Iron on Continental Shelves Influenced by Hydrodynamic Processes. Environmental science & technology 58 (33) (2024)
Ranran Dong, Zhifeng Wan, Xinping Wang, Yan Bai, Mutai Bao, Haoshuai Li
The Role of Bacteria in the Formation and Migration of Oil-Particle Aggregates (OPAs) after Marine Oil Spills and the Associated Mechanism. Environmental science & technology (2023)
Ranran Dong, Zhifeng Wan, Xinping Wang, Yan Bai, Mutai Bao, Haoshuai Li
The Role of Bacteria in the Formation and Migration of Oil-Particle Aggregates (OPAs) after Marine Oil Spills and the Associated Mechanism. Environmental science & technology 57 (17) (2023)
Ranran Dong, Zhifeng Wan, Xinping Wang, Yan Bai, Mutai Bao, Haoshuai Li
The Role of Bacteria in the Formation and Migration of Oil-Particle Aggregates (OPAs) after Marine Oil Spills and the Associated Mechanism. Environmental science & technology 57 (17) (2023)
Ranran Dong, Zhifeng Wan, Xinping Wang, Yan Bai, Mutai Bao, Haoshuai Li
The Role of Bacteria in the Formation and Migration of Oil-Particle Aggregates (OPAs) after Marine Oil Spills and the Associated Mechanism. Environmental science & technology (2023)
Ranran Dong, Zhifeng Wan, Xinping Wang, Yan Bai, Mutai Bao, Haoshuai Li
The Role of Bacteria in the Formation and Migration of Oil-Particle Aggregates (OPAs) after Marine Oil Spills and the Associated Mechanism. Environmental science & technology 57 (17) (2023)