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X. T. Wang

Assistant Professor

Boston College

Affiliations

Robert J. Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences

X. T. Wang is currently serving as an Earth And Environmental Sciences Assistant Professor at Boston College.

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Boston College

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environmental science ecology climate change earth science oceanography marine biology coral reefs planetary sciences marine ecology ocean sciences geochemistry paleoceanography global change global ecology chemical oceanography biogeochemistry marine chemistry climatic change marine environments paleoclimatology isotope geochemistry climatology southern ocean planetary science planetary change quaternary science oceanic science biological oceanography arid environments science advance coastal research geophysical research earth system science fish biology planetary geology planetary environments environmental geochemistry physical oceanography isotopic composition stable isotope analysis nitrogen isotopic composition ice ages land degradation engineering geology hydrometeorology nature zoology quaternary research carbon cycle disparate impact carbon sinks river basin management planetary geomorphology deep sea holocene global change impacts estuaries anthropocene global warming meteorological forcing glacial process biostratigraphy responsible science global south environmental fate north pacific anthropogenic nitrogen deposition remote coral reef ocean oxygenation cenozoic warm periods shallow-water corals significant carbon sink river basin skeleton-bound organic nitrogen proxy evaluation reef-building symbiotic corals nitrogen cycling marine micropaleontology ocean biogeochemistry stable isotope geochemistry geobiology palaeogeography

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Expanded Subsurface Ocean Anoxia in the Atlantic During the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum. Nature Communications (2024)

Weiqi YaoTianshu KongXingchen Tony WangRuixiang ZhaiRuiling ZhangYilin Liu

paleoceanographyoceanographysubsurface ocean anoxiaenvironmental sciencepaleocene-eocene thermal maximum

Foundations of Molecular 'Isotomics'. (2024)

Jaime CesarBrooke DallasLaura ChimiakKliti GraceMatthieu ClogMichael LawsonMax LloydAlison PiaseckiCamilo PontonHao XieJens Griep-RamingDieter JuchelkaAlexander MakarovRichard RobinsJohannes SchwietersCajetan NeubauerMichael SweredoskiAnnie MoradianDianne NewmanMichael FormoloBrian PetersonAlex SessionsSurjyendu BhattacharjeeJ.E. ElsilaJ. DworkinJose AponteC. BlumenfeldM. KlatteBrian StolzTimothy CsernicaGuannan DongAmy HofmannWilliam KewRene BoiteauLjiljana Pasa-TolicElizabeth Trembath-ReichertKatherine DawsonSarah FeakinsM. MastalerzVictoria OrphanXavier MangenotAlexandre TarantolaJean-Pierre GirardVan-Hoan LePeter MartinAshley McNeillEric BylaskaDavid DixonElliott MuellerPeter SauerGabriella WeissAntoine CremiereXingchen WangNivedita ThiagarajanJess AdkinsNathan DalleskaAlexandra TurchynJosephine CleggSpiros GarbisNami KitchenBrian PetersonYitian XiaoMaxime JulienKeita YamadaAlexis GilbertKatherine FreemanA. Hope JahrenBrian SchubertGeoffrey EllisMichael LewanAlexandre FerreiraErica MoraisAndre SpigolonJianzhang LiuFunyun CongYanhua ShuaiSarah ZeichnerElise WilkesDaniel GlavinHeather GrahamHeather GrahamHiroshi NaraokaYoshinori TakanoShogo TachibanaAllison KarpAlex HolmanHisayoshi YurimotoTomoki NakamuraTakaaki NoguchiRyuji OkzakiHikaru YabutaKanako SakamotoToru YadaMasahiro NishimuraAiko NakatoAkiko MiyazakiKasumi YogataMasano AbeTatsuaki OkadaTomohiro Usui

molecular biologymolecular science

Groundtruthing Nitrogen Isotopes as a Symbiosis Proxy Using the Facultatively Symbiotic Coral Oculina Arbuscula. Frontiers in Marine Science (2024)

Heather A. DonnellyMaria Valadez-IngersollMarcus LinHanny E. RiveraCarlos A. TramonteSarah W. DaviesXingchen Tony Wang

symbiosisaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencemicrobiologysymbiosis proxyecosystemsmarine ecologymarine biologyecologynitrogen isotopesmicrobial ecology

Isotopic Evidence for Preferential Transport of Fertilizer Nitrogen Into the Northern Gulf of Mexico During High Water Discharge. Communications Earth & Environment (2024)

Jian-Jhih ChenGen K. LiMarcus LinJustin A. NghiemZiyue YuTianshu KongHeather A. DonnellyNoah P. SnyderHanqin TianMichael P. LambXingchen Tony Wang

isotopic evidenceearth sciencenorthern gulffertilizer nitrogenenvironmental scienceenvironmental monitoringpreferential transporthigh water discharge

Using Nitrate Isotopes to Track Anthropogenic Nitrogen in the Northern Gulf of Mexico. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Natalie PrinzHeather DonnellyJian-Jhih ChenXinping HuXingchen (Tony) Wang

anthropogenic nitrogenearth sciencenorthern gulfnitrate isotopesgeology

Coral Nitrogen Isotopes as a Symbiosis Proxy: An Experimental Study. Goldschmidt Abstracts (2023)

Heather DonnellyMaria Valadez IngersollMarcus LinHanny RiveraCarlos TramonteSarah DaviesXingchen Wang

climate changesymbiosiscoral nitrogen isotopesmarine ecologymarine biologyecologyexperimental studysymbiosis proxy

Equatorward Expansion of the North Pacific Oxygen-Deficient Zones Over the Past Three Decades. Goldschmidt Abstracts (2023)

Kameko LandrySijia DongJian-Jhih ChenTianshu KongFrank PaviaAdam SubhasXuefeng Nick PengJess AdkinsWilliam BerelsonXingchen WangDaniela Osorio Rodriguez

climate changeequatorward expansionoceanographyclimatic changeocean sciencesenvironmental scienceglobal ecologyglobal changemarine biologyecologyglobal change biology

Increased Tropical South Pacific Western Boundary Current Transport Over the Past Century. Nature Geoscience (2023)

Wen-Hui ChenHaojia RenJohn C. H. ChiangYou-Lin WangRen-Yi Cai-LiYi-Chi ChenChuan-Chou ShenFrederick W. TaylorThomas M. DeCarloChau-Ron WuHorng-Sheng MiiXingchen Tony Wang

climate changeoceanographyearth sciencephysical oceanographyatmospheric sciencepast centuryocean sciencesenvironmental scienceclimate dynamicsglobal changeplanetary sciencesgeophysical research

A Continental Scale Analysis Reveals Widespread Root Bimodality. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

Mingzhen LuSili WangAvni MalhotraShersingh Joseph Tumber-DávilaSamantha Weintraub-LeffLuke McCormackXingchen Tony WangRobert B. Jackson

environmental scienceecologyplant sciencebiogeographyplanetary sciencessoil biology

Cenozoic Megatooth Sharks Occupied Extremely High Trophic Positions. Science Advances (2022)

Emma R. KastMichael L. GriffithsSora L. KimZixuan C. RaoKenshu ShimadaMartin A. BeckerHarry M. MaischRobert A. EagleChelesia A. ClarkeAllison N. NeumannMolly E. KarnesTina LüdeckeJennifer N. LeichliterAlfredo Martínez-GarcíaAlliya A. AkhtarXingchen T. WangGerald H. HaugDaniel M. Sigman

marine biologyevolutionary biologyfish biology

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X. T. Wang

Assistant Professor

Boston College

Affiliations

Robert J. Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences

X. T. Wang is currently serving as an Earth And Environmental Sciences Assistant Professor at Boston College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Boston College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Expanded Subsurface Ocean Anoxia in the Atlantic During the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum. Nature Communications (2024)

Weiqi YaoTianshu KongXingchen Tony WangRuixiang ZhaiRuiling ZhangYilin Liu

paleoceanographyoceanographysubsurface ocean anoxiaenvironmental sciencepaleocene-eocene thermal maximum

Foundations of Molecular 'Isotomics'. (2024)

molecular biologymolecular science

Groundtruthing Nitrogen Isotopes as a Symbiosis Proxy Using the Facultatively Symbiotic Coral Oculina Arbuscula. Frontiers in Marine Science (2024)

Heather A. DonnellyMaria Valadez-IngersollMarcus LinHanny E. RiveraCarlos A. TramonteSarah W. DaviesXingchen Tony Wang

symbiosisaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencemicrobiologysymbiosis proxyecosystemsmarine ecologymarine biologyecologynitrogen isotopesmicrobial ecology

Isotopic Evidence for Preferential Transport of Fertilizer Nitrogen Into the Northern Gulf of Mexico During High Water Discharge. Communications Earth & Environment (2024)

Jian-Jhih ChenGen K. LiMarcus LinJustin A. NghiemZiyue YuTianshu KongHeather A. DonnellyNoah P. SnyderHanqin TianMichael P. LambXingchen Tony Wang

isotopic evidenceearth sciencenorthern gulffertilizer nitrogenenvironmental scienceenvironmental monitoringpreferential transporthigh water discharge

Using Nitrate Isotopes to Track Anthropogenic Nitrogen in the Northern Gulf of Mexico. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Natalie PrinzHeather DonnellyJian-Jhih ChenXinping HuXingchen (Tony) Wang

anthropogenic nitrogenearth sciencenorthern gulfnitrate isotopesgeology

Coral Nitrogen Isotopes as a Symbiosis Proxy: An Experimental Study. Goldschmidt Abstracts (2023)

Heather DonnellyMaria Valadez IngersollMarcus LinHanny RiveraCarlos TramonteSarah DaviesXingchen Wang

climate changesymbiosiscoral nitrogen isotopesmarine ecologymarine biologyecologyexperimental studysymbiosis proxy

Equatorward Expansion of the North Pacific Oxygen-Deficient Zones Over the Past Three Decades. Goldschmidt Abstracts (2023)

Kameko LandrySijia DongJian-Jhih ChenTianshu KongFrank PaviaAdam SubhasXuefeng Nick PengJess AdkinsWilliam BerelsonXingchen WangDaniela Osorio Rodriguez

climate changeequatorward expansionoceanographyclimatic changeocean sciencesenvironmental scienceglobal ecologyglobal changemarine biologyecologyglobal change biology

Increased Tropical South Pacific Western Boundary Current Transport Over the Past Century. Nature Geoscience (2023)

Wen-Hui ChenHaojia RenJohn C. H. ChiangYou-Lin WangRen-Yi Cai-LiYi-Chi ChenChuan-Chou ShenFrederick W. TaylorThomas M. DeCarloChau-Ron WuHorng-Sheng MiiXingchen Tony Wang

climate changeoceanographyearth sciencephysical oceanographyatmospheric sciencepast centuryocean sciencesenvironmental scienceclimate dynamicsglobal changeplanetary sciencesgeophysical research

A Continental Scale Analysis Reveals Widespread Root Bimodality. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

Mingzhen LuSili WangAvni MalhotraShersingh Joseph Tumber-DávilaSamantha Weintraub-LeffLuke McCormackXingchen Tony WangRobert B. Jackson

environmental scienceecologyplant sciencebiogeographyplanetary sciencessoil biology

Cenozoic Megatooth Sharks Occupied Extremely High Trophic Positions. Science Advances (2022)

marine biologyevolutionary biologyfish biology

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