美國馬裡蘭大學環境研究中心與河海大學伟德国际1946bv官网學術交流

時  間：2018年4月15日上午9:00

地  點：環境院會議室（水利館408）

舉辦單位：伟德国际1946bv官网、創新研究院

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1、學術報告 9:00-10:00 報告人：Dave Nemazie (美國馬裡蘭大學環境科學中心 主任，教授)

報告題目：Integrating monitoring data into environmental health report cards to assess progress in restoration

2、學術報告 10:00-11:00 報告人：Xin Zhang(美國馬裡蘭大學環境科學中心 副教授)

報告題目：Sustainable Nutrient Management in Agricultural Production: Integrating Social and Ecological Perspectives

報告人簡介：

Dave Nemazie (美國馬裡蘭大學環境科學中心 主任，教授)

Dave Nemazie has extensive experience in aquatic research, science and policy interface, university administration, partnership development, and public relations. He has developed new partnerships with the public, private, and non-profit sector, locally as well as internationally. He is passionate about environmental science: both communicating its relevance to the public and its impact on the decision making process. He received a MS in marine sciences while studying the ecology of zooplankton in Chesapeake Bay through the University of Maryland College Park.

Xin Zhang(美國馬裡蘭大學環境科學中心 副教授)

Xin Zhang is currently working as an Assistant Professor at the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science (UMCES). The goal of Xin's current research is to evaluate how socioeconomic and biogeochemical processes affect the global nutrient cycle and, in turn, provide policy input on mitigating nutrient pollution while meeting global food and biofuel demands. Xin’s research approaches are from both natural science, including the Earth System Model and atmospheric measurements, and social science, such as econometrics analysis. Collaborating closely with economists, modelers, and field experimentalists from US (e.g., Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory), France (e.g., CIRED laboratory), and China (e.g., China Agricultural University), Xin has published papers on various peer-reviewed journals, including Nature and Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, and have received research grants from multiple institutions, including National Science Foundation and OCP Research LLC.