Professor | Cheng Cao | Asia Growth Partners

Name	Cheng Cao
Language ability	English, Chinese
Province	Jiangsu

Name

Cheng Cao

Language ability

English, Chinese

Province

Jiangsu

University/Lab Affiliation and Title	School of Earth Sciences and Engineering
Faculty	Earth sciences
Academic Background & Achievements	2011 - 2015 Bachelor in Geochemistry: University of Science and Technology of China 2015 - 2020 PhD in Geology: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Work Experience	2024 - Present: Assistant Professor at Nanjing University 2021 - 2024: Postdoctoral Researcher at Nanjing University (International Cooperation and Exchange Program)

University/Lab Affiliation and Title

School of Earth Sciences and Engineering

Faculty

Earth sciences

Academic Background & Achievements

2011 - 2015 Bachelor in Geochemistry: University of Science and Technology of China
2015 - 2020 PhD in Geology: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Work Experience

2024 - Present: Assistant Professor at Nanjing University
2021 - 2024: Postdoctoral Researcher at Nanjing University (International Cooperation and Exchange Program)

Areas of Focus	Carbonate rock chemistry and isotope analysis innovation Fractionation mechanisms of stable metal isotopes (lithium, potassium) in oceanic crust alteration Use of lithium isotopes to trace interactions between continental weathering and climate change over different time scales Mechanisms of marine reverse weathering
Publications	An efficient Li dual-column system and high-precision Li isotope measurement of high matrix and low-Li samples by MC-ICP-MS, Cao, C., Li, T., Chen, T., Li, G., Li, W., Chen, J., 2023 Effective use of limestones to reconstruct seawater Li isotope compositions - A community standard proposal, Cao, C., Liu, X.-M., Wang, X.-K., Chen, J., 2023 Persistent late Permian to Early Triassic warmth linked to enhanced reverse weathering, Cao, C., Bataille, C.P., Song, H., Saltzman, M.R., Tierney Cramer, K., Wu, H., Korte, C., Zhang, Z., Liu, X.-M., 2022 Cerium anomaly as a tracer for paleo-oceanic redox conditions: A thermodynamics-based Ce oxidation modeling approach, Cao, C., Liu, X., Chen, J., 2022 What do Ce anomalies in marine carbonates really mean? A perspective from leaching experiments, Cao, C., Liu, X.-M., Bataille, C.P., Liu, C., 2020

Areas of Focus

Carbonate rock chemistry and isotope analysis innovation
Fractionation mechanisms of stable metal isotopes (lithium, potassium) in oceanic crust alteration
Use of lithium isotopes to trace interactions between continental weathering and climate change over different time scales
Mechanisms of marine reverse weathering

Publications

An efficient Li dual-column system and high-precision Li isotope measurement of high matrix and low-Li samples by MC-ICP-MS, Cao, C., Li, T., Chen, T., Li, G., Li, W., Chen, J., 2023
Effective use of limestones to reconstruct seawater Li isotope compositions - A community standard proposal, Cao, C., Liu, X.-M., Wang, X.-K., Chen, J., 2023
Persistent late Permian to Early Triassic warmth linked to enhanced reverse weathering, Cao, C., Bataille, C.P., Song, H., Saltzman, M.R., Tierney Cramer, K., Wu, H., Korte, C., Zhang, Z., Liu, X.-M., 2022
Cerium anomaly as a tracer for paleo-oceanic redox conditions: A thermodynamics-based Ce oxidation modeling approach, Cao, C., Liu, X., Chen, J., 2022
What do Ce anomalies in marine carbonates really mean? A perspective from leaching experiments, Cao, C., Liu, X.-M., Bataille, C.P., Liu, C., 2020

Carbonate Chemistry Isotope Analysis Innovation Metal Stable Isotopes Oceanic Crust

Hongping He - University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

Ruizhong Hu - University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

Wenbei Shi - University of Chinese Academy of Sciences

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