Recently, the research team led by Professor Wu Jingyi at the School of Materials Science and Engineering, in collaboration with Professor Guihua Yu from the University of Texas at Austin, has achieved new breakthroughs in next-generation secondary battery research. Their findings have been published in Nature Communications and Angewandte Chemie International Edition.

Recently, the team led by Professor Dong Shuanglin from Fisheries College at OUC has made significant progress in sustainable aquaculture research. Their research findings, titled System-specific aquaculture annual growth rates can mitigate the trilemma of production, pollution and carbon dioxide emissions in China, were published in the renowned journal Nature Food.The aquaculture industry contributes to over half of the global supply of aquatic products, with China alone accounting for an impr

DNA N6-methyladenine (6mA) has been reported to participate in critical biological processes such as transcriptional regulation in eukaryotes [1-6]. However, the relationship between 6mA and transcription exhibits significant variations across different eukaryotic organisms, and the specific mechanisms by which 6mA engages in transcriptional regulation remain incompletely elucidated. Tetrahymena thermophila, an important single-celled eukaryotic model organism, has been proved to possess high 6m

The team led by Professor Wang Wei, from the Key Laboratory of Physical Oceanography (MOE), has made significant progress in the research on the impact of hurricanes on oceanic mesoscale eddies. Their research findings, titled “Hurricane influence on the oceanic eddies in the Gulf Stream region”, were published online in Nature Communication.The Gulf Stream region in the North Atlantic is a critical zone for air-sea interactions, exerting significant influence on global climate, especially durin

The research team led by Prof. Jiang Shuai from the School of Medicine and Pharmacy, and Prof. Mao Xiangzhao from the College of Food Science and Engineering at Ocean University of China, in collaboration with Prof. Katharina Landfester from the Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research, has developed a novel enzyme-catalyzed anti-tumor nanodrug. Their research findings titled Self-Sustained Biophotocatalytic Nano-Organelle Reactors with Programmable DNA Switches for Combating Tumor Metastasis w

OUC’s research team led by Professor Gao Huiwang and Professor Zhang Shaoqing from Frontiers Science Center for Deep Ocean Multispheres and Earth System has made innovative breakthroughs in the field of atmospheric river-induced heavy precipitation research, based on the nearly one-thousand-year simulation data of the high-resolution Earth system model.

OUC’s research team led by Professor Gao Huiwang and Professor Zhang Shaoqing from Frontiers Science Center for Deep Ocean Multispheres and Earth System has made innovative breakthroughs in the field of atmospheric river-induced heavy precipitation research, based on the nearly one-thousand-year simulation data of the high-resolution Earth system model.

On November 12th, OUC’s research team led by Academician Bao Zhenmin and Professor Wang Shi from the Key Laboratory of Marine Genetics and Breeding, Ministry of Education, launched MolluscDB 2.0: a comprehensive functional and evolutionary genomics database for over 1400 molluscan species online in Nucleic Acids Research, a top-tier journal in the field of international biological information databases. To date，MolluscDB 2.0 stands as the largest comprehensive database for molluscan functional a

Recently, OUC’s research team led by Professor Zhang Yuzhong from College of Marine Life Sciences and Key Laboratory of Marine Biodiversity and Evolution, in collaboration with Professor Liu Luning, published a research paper titled Molecular principles of the assembly and construction of a carboxysome shell in Science Advances. In this study, researchers used synthetic biology techniques to design and construct an artificial carboxysome shell that contains all the shell proteins and the C-termi

Tetrahymena thermophila is a unicellular model eukaryote, widely applied to foundational biological research. Recently, the research team led by Professor Gao Shan has optimized the genome annotation of the macronucleus of Tetrahymena thermophila by integrating large-scale transcriptomic and epigenetic data, and applying machine learning models, manual curation, and experimental validation. The research findings, titled Comprehensive genome annotation of the model ciliate Tetrahymena thermophila

Recently, Professor Zhang Weipeng from the Institute of Marine Biodiversity and Evolution, and Associate Professor Ding Wei from the College of Marine Life Sciences published a research paper titled Bioprospecting of culturable marine biofilm bacteria for novel antimicrobial peptides in the journal iMeta. By using new methods, they explored the potential of marine biofilm bacteria to produce antimicrobial peptides, expanded the scope of antimicrobial peptide compounds, and provided a new perspec

The research team from Frontiers Science Center for Deep Ocean Multispheres and Earth System and Key Laboratory of Physical Oceanography, Ocean University of China, has made new progress in understanding the response of air-sea interaction to climate change. They have revealed the impact of global warming on the large-scale sea surface heat flux feedback at midlatitudes and provided a specific explanation for the mechanism. The research outcome, titled Weakened large-scale surface heat flux feed

Marine heatwaves refer to extreme events characterized by abnormally high sea surface temperatures, which have significant impacts on ecosystems and socio-economic development. Marine organisms often react to extreme ocean temperatures by either migrating horizontally toward the poles or vertically to deeper ocean layers. Recently, the team led by Professor Gao Huiwang and Professor Zhang Shaoqing from Frontiers Science Center for Deep Ocean Multispheres and Earth System proposed a future thresh

The collaborative research achievement of Associate Professor Qiu Meng’ s team from the College of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Professor Shu Jians team from the Affiliated Hospital of Southwest Medical University and Professor Jong Seung Kim from Korea University, has been published as a full-length article titled High Entropy 2D Layered Double Hydroxides Nanosheet Toward Cascaded Nanozyme-Initiated Chemodynamic and Immune Synergistic Therapy in the Journal of the American Chemical Socie