- #MU QING FENG XING ARCHIVE#
- #MU QING FENG XING SERIES#
Language: English Words: 68,794 Chapters: 1/1 Collections: 1 Comments: 44 Kudos: 175 Bookmarks: 45 Hits: 2279 Set on not letting himself be antagonized, Mu Qing will have to once again fight for his honor, just like he had done countless times in the past! The difference now, though, is that he isn’t fighting by himself anymore.
#MU QING FENG XING SERIES#
However, with the arrival of a newly ascended official and a series of unusual attacks, Mu Qing finds himself in the eye of the heavenly court and under severe accusations. Jun Wu’s defeat marks a new start and when Hua Cheng returns, slowly everything starts to fall back into place.Īs things slowly settle, along with Xie Lian and Feng Xin, Mu Qing finally finds the place where he fits the most in. The Heavenly Capital has been destroyed and all that’s left is a group of disoriented heavenly officials looking for their next move.
#MU QING FENG XING ARCHIVE#
Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings. It services a multidisciplinary research community on campus, nationally and overseas in traditional earth science research, palaeoclimate, palaeoenvironmental and palaeoecological research, coral reef research, environmental science research, archaeological research, and forensic research.Paljuresji Fandoms: 天官赐福 - 墨香铜臭 | Tiān Guān Cì Fú - Mòxiāng Tóngxiù It is widely acknowledged by peers in the field as being among of the most advanced facilities of its kind in the world. The facility is unique in its design and capabilities in Australia, representing one of only a small number of establishments with its level of analytical sophistication, range and quality of mass spectrometers and proven ultra-low analytical blank performance. The Radiogenic Isotope Facility (RIF) that Prof Zhao took charge since 2005 is a ~200 m2 HEPA-filtered, fully-automated, ultra-clean low-blank chemistry and mass spectrometer laboratory, housing two Nu Plasma multi-collector ICP-MS instruments, two Thermo iCap-RQ and one Thermo X-series II quadrupole ICP-MS instruments, and two ASI RESOlution SE laser ablation systems for high-precision radiogenic/metal-stable isotope and trace element analysis in both solution and in situ laser-ablation modes. Since 1991, Zhao have authored >350 refereed publications, won more than 50 competitive grants and contracts, supervised or mentored more than 50 research high-degree students and early-career researchers, and received one ARC APD fellowship (1995), one ARC research/QEII fellowship (1998), one UQ research excellence award (2001), one Chinese National Science Foundation distinguished overseas young scholar award (2000), and the prestigious inaugural Australian Museum Eureka Prize for Outstanding Mentor of Young Researchers (2011). Most recently, his team has been developing laser-ablation ICP-MS in situ U-Th and U-Pb dating methods for applications in earth, environmental and archaeological research. He developed the mass spectrometry U-series dating methods at UQ and applied them to dating coral reefs in the Great Barrier Reef and other parts of the tropical oceans, karstic deposits (stalagmites, stalactites, flowstones, etc) and calcite veins across different continents, as well as important hominid and fauna records in China, South East Asia, Australasia, Europe and Polynesia, which have received widespread recognition and public attention. Professor Zhao (PhD, ANU, 1993 MSc, Univ Adelaide, 1989 BSc, Nanjing Univ, 1985) has ~30 years research experience in isotope geochemistry and geochronology, with research interests straddling across the fields of geological, geochemical, geographical, environmental, ecological and archaeological sciences.
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