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The shape of things to come: Hainan’s birds are changing because of us
Hainan has a unique tropical environment with abundant biodiversity and is home to over 400 speci...
15 Apr 2022
Switching it up: Why some plants prefer hummingbirds, not bees
Many plants require the help of animals such as bees, birds and bats to transfer their pollen bet...
25 Feb 2022
TEDxXJTLU 2021: Exploring 'dao'
TEDxXJTLU, initiated by the XJTLU Museum, showcased a range of speakers on the theme of dao. Dao...
27 Jan 2022
XJTLU student participates in the COP26 Climate Change Conference in Glasgow
What is it like to participate in the world's largest and most important climate conference? Weiy...
18 Nov 2021
Linking health codes to Covid-19 vaccination status may improve uptake
As the world approaches the end of the second year of the Covid-19 epidemic, vaccine distribution...
11 Nov 2021
XJTLU in the Media in October
During the past month, XJTLU was mentioned in media reports from outlets China Youth Daily, China...
28 Oct 2021
China’s wildlife food ban is vital for public health and threatened species – our research reveals what must happen next
World leaders are attending an online summit to discuss the future of life on Earth. With one...
18 Oct 2021
Recent XJTLU graduate learns through organising COP15 parallel forum
Involving local communities in biodiversity protection is critical, says a recent Xi’an Jiaoton...
13 Oct 2021
The Conversation: Creature that inspired Pikachu is being blamed for an ecological crisis – but it may be innocent
Known as the water tower of Asia, the Tibetan Plateau is where the mighty Yellow, Yangtze and...
11 Oct 2021
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