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Name	ZHOU Weijian	Title	Professor
Highest Education	Doctor	Office	No. 97 Yanxiang Road, Yanta District, Xi’an, Shaanxi, China , 710061
Phone	86-29-62336203	Zip Code	710061
Fax	86-29-62336234	Email	weijian@loess.llqg.ac.cn

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Major Scientific Achievements

Prof. Weijian Zhou has made exceptional contributions to studies of global environmental changes, and to promote sustainable socio-economic development in China, based on the fundamental research.

1. One of Prof. Zhou’s earliest major contributions to ¹⁴C analysis was the development of a radiocarbon dating method for samples containing only 100-200mg carbon using liquid scintillation decay counting, and establishing various types of sample pretreatments for reliable dating. At the time, due to China’s economic situation, funding was not available for construction of a dedicated Chinese AMS facility. The technique came to be known in China as “the first Chinese small sample ¹⁴C liquid scintillation technique”. According to the former director of the University of Sydney’s NWG Macintosh Centre for Quaternary Dating, Professor Mike Barbetti wrote "Development of technology for handling small samples in Xi’an for radiocarbon dating has filled a void between large-sample and micro-sample analysis and it has proven that it can provide high quality data. This is an important and valuable contribution to ¹⁴C dating." (the selected paper 44, 59, 61, 64, 67)

2. In 1996, she pioneeringly carried out high-resolution radiocarbon dating in China, and was the first to identify evidence of 12.9-11.6 ka YD event in the East Asian summer monsoon (EASM) area and to indicate that it had both the hemispherical cooling feature and large precipitation variability which has been verified by speleothem records (Wang et al., 2001, Science). She specifically identified the spatial variability of YD and the impact of paleo-ENSO on the precipitation variability during this event. She first demonstrated that the East Asian YD could be regarded as the result of interaction between high- and low-latitude climates. This work offered the possible historical analogue of the future abrupt climatic reversal under global warming. Through the study of the biomarker extracted from peat sequence, she and her team discovered the moist conditions in the Bølling-Allerød (14.5 to 12.9 ka), Younger Dryas (12.9 to 11.5 ka), and Pre-Boreal (11.5 to 10.5 ka). Depressed P_aq values, C₂₃/C₂₉ ratios and larger n-alkane average chain length values indicate that the Holocene Climatic Optimum (10.5 to 6 ka) was warmer with lower effective precipitation in Northeastern China. The study advanced the use of biomarker lipids for paleoclimate reconstruction and enhanced understanding of East Asian monsoon variability. (the selected paper 42, 56, 65)

3. The paleogeomagnetic measured geomagnetic polarity reversals in Chinese loess is asynchronous with those from marine sediments, leading to long-standing questioning on Chinese loess chronology and its climatic correlation with global records. She developed a ground-breaking mathematical model to disentangle the global geomagnetic field and regional precipitation signals in the loess ¹⁰Be, which had been previously considered impossible due to the mixture of ¹⁰Be from different sources. Using this novel ¹⁰Be method, she has determined the accurate ages of geomagnetic polarity reversal boundaries (Matuyama/Gauss (M/G), Brunhes/Matuyama (B/M) reversals, Jaramillo subchron) in the Chinese loess sequences, resolving the near 30-year debate about the age offset between Chinese loess and marine sediment . She also proposed that during the geomagnetic polarity reversals, a fraction of the loess original depositional magnetic remanence was overprinted by later chemical remanent magnetization which is too refractory to be removed by thermal or alternating field demagnetization, leading to deeper (older) geomagnetic records in loess than in marine records. (the selected paper 1, 7, 8, 35, 40)

4. She developed a new method to quantitatively reconstruct Asian monsoon (AM) precipitation using loess ¹⁰Be. Based on the loess ¹⁰Be-derived AM precipitation records, in 2007, she first proposed the hypothesis that orbital-scale AM variability is governed by the interhemispheric low-latitude summer insolation gradient, and in a subsequent Science article (2018), she further elucidated this hypothesis and demonstrated that low latitude climate, through the monsoons, may have as much effect on high latitude climate as the reverse, challenging the classic Milankovitch high-latitude climate forcing theory. Recently, she quantitatively reconstructed the AM precipitation record over the past 900,000 years and further proposed that the Earth’s orbital eccentricity could influence monsoon precipitation via modulating Earth’s precessional amplitude. She also suggested a novel hypothesis that climate change can influence geomagnetic field variations through changes of global ice volumes. (the selected paper 8, 24, 33, 47)

5. She established the Xi'an Accelerator Mass Spectrometry (AMS) Center, whose performance met or exceeded international levels, and recognized as one of China’s top ten national large-scale scientific instrument sharing platforms. This facility provides reliable approaches for radiocarbon dating and cosmogenic nuclides analysis, and has been of enormous scientific benefit to environment scientists in China and beyond. (the selected paper 44, 46, 51)

6. She launched and chaired a research project tracing fossil-fuel-derived CO₂ emissions using atmospheric ¹⁴CO₂ observations in 15 Chinese megacities. She discovered that fossil-fuel CO₂ and atmospheric PM_2.5 exhibited synchronous variations. She suggested coordinated pollution reduction and carbon mitigation strategies to the Chinese authorities. The methodology she developed was incorporated into the 2021 “Pilot Work Plan for Carbon Monitoring and Evaluation” issued by the Chinese Ministry of Ecology and Environment. Her team work was cited in the “Urban Greenhouse Gas Emission Observation and Monitoring Good Research Practice Guidelines” (2022) released by World Meteorological Organization (WMO), United Nations, serving as a guideline for reducing carbon emissions and promoting climate change adaptation in China. (the selected paper 11, 18, 36)

She has published over 350 widely cited, peer-reviewed articles, including 20 papers in Science, Nature and their sub-journals, and PNAS. She won 3 Chinese National Natural Science Awards, 5 first prizes of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) and Shaanxi Province, China, Prize for Scientific and Technological Progress of Ho Leung Ho Lee Foundation, National Innovation Competition Award, China. She is a CAS Member, a Fellow of The World Academy of Sciences (TWAS) and a Fellow of American Geophysical Union (AGU), a member of the Advisory Committee of TWAS. She serves as associated editor of ‘Radiocarbon’, Deputy Director of China Committee of the International Continental Scientific Drilling Program (ICDP-China), Member of Anthropocene Working Group (AWG), Director of Committee of Anthropocene Branch, Geological Society of China, and Deputy Director of the Women Scientists Association, Shaanxi, China.

She was elected a council member of UNESCO’s International Geoscience Programme in charge of Global Change Theme in 2018. She proposed to set up a research theme on the Anthropocene, which reached a high degree of consensus. The Anthropocene was identified as a priority of IGCP, and the project IGCP-732 focusing on Anthropocene study, was approved by UNESCO in 2021. She served as member of The Union Fellows Committee at AGU, member of PAGES/CLIVAR committee, deputy director of Standing Committee of the Earth Science Division of CAS.

She is an outstanding scientist who is active in the international academic frontier in terms of global environmental changes. She was elected as one of “The First Top Ten Female Outstanding Scholars of the CAS”, “Honorary Title of Outstanding Woman, China” issued by The All-China Women's Federation, “Excellent Women Scientist Award” of CAS.

Consultation reports to the Chinese Government

Combining scientific theory with practice, Zhou has presented to the Chinese government numerous Reports related to western China and the Loess Plateau. These focus on landscape restoration and comprehensive environmental management, and contribute to China’s and the United Nation’s “2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development”. The Reports have been adopted by the government and have had important impacts on China’s economic and social development. For example:

“In 2018, Zhou et al. outlined a comprehensive governance strategy for the ecological environment of the Chinese Loess Plateau (CLP, ~600,000 km2 and home to more than 100 million people). This proposed the ‘26-Character Strategy’, which involved ‘Consolidating gullies & mitigating headward erosion on the tableland, Returning farmlands to forests or grasslands on the hillslopes, Constructing dams and creating new farmlands in the valley, and Stabilizing sand by restoring shrubs and grasses in the sandy land’. Most of these recommendations have been adopted by the government.” (Zhisheng An, 2024, Bulletin of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, 38: 2024004. https://doi.org/10.1051/bcas/2024004). This is the most comprehensive strategic guide for ecological management on the Chinese Loess Plateau. The Governor of Shaanxi Province paid great attention to this report and instructed relevant departments of the government to implement the policy, which has produced significant ecological and environmental benefits.
In February and April 2017, Zhou et al. wrote formal letters to Keqiang Li, Premier of the State Council of China, proposing the launch of a Premier’s Fund project on “The Causes, Development Trends, Environmental Impacts, and Countermeasures of Haze in Northern China”. Premier Li approved this proposal which led to the largest dedicated air pollution control program in China. It made significant contributions to help achieve a 64% reduction in PM2.5 concentrations and a 92% decrease in heavily polluted days in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei (BTH) region over the past decade. At the 2017 National People’s Congress, Zhou also raised the issue of agricultural ammonia pollution with Premier Li, which resulted in action by the China Central Government to reduce the application of nitrogen fertilizers, making an important contribution to controlling atmospheric ammonia emissions. See: (https://www.gov.cn/xinwen/2017-03/09/content_5175770.htm)
In 2001, Zhou et al. proposed a consultant report of “The Impact of Natural Processes and Human Activities on the Ecological Environment in Western China” to Zemin Jiang, the former President of China. The report pointed out that the current ecological environment in Western China is the result of the long-term evolution of the natural environment. As a consequence, the revegetation in Western China should follow the principles of natural restoration and vegetation zonation. The report corrects the impractical management approach of “turning desert into oasis” in the arid environment of Western China.

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Selected Publication：

1. Weijian Zhou, Yajuan Du, Xiaolong Zhou, Xianghui Kong, Feng Xian, Ling Tang, Jie Zhou, Guoqing Zhao, Yunchong Fu, Mengyu Zang, Chinese loess ¹⁰Be records for the Jaramillo polarity subchron, Palaeogeography Palaeoclimatology Palaeoecology, 2025, 659, 112673

2. Ling Tang, Weijian Zhou*, Xisheng Wang, Feng Xian, Xianghui Kong, Yajuan Du, Jie Zhou, Guoqing Zhao, Yunchong Fu, Ning Chen, ¹⁰Be records of the Matuyama-Brunhes polarity reversal in the northeastern Chinese loess Plateau, Quaternary Science Reviews, 2025, 353, 109212

3. Yan Hu, Weijian Zhou*, Peng Cheng, Jibao Dong, Yuda Chui, Jie Zhou, Wenli Li, Haiyan Zhao, Mengyu Zang, Minwen Lan, Huachun Gu, Xuefeng Lu, A novel mean-value-based approach for correcting radiocarbon age anomalies in terrestrial gastropods: Insights from the Tibetan Plateau, Quaternary Science Reviews, 2025, 356, 109284

4. Shentao Hu, Xiaohu Xiong, Xuan Li, Jie Chang, Meixia Wang, Dongdong Xu, Aifang Pan, Weijian Zhou*, Spatial distribution characteristics, risk assessment and management strategies of tailings ponds in China, Science of The Total Environment, 2024, 912, 169069

5. Haiyan Zhao, Weijian Zhou*, Peng Cheng, Xuefeng Yu, Yubin Wu, Peixian Shu, Feng Xian, Hua Du, Jie Zhou, Guoqing Zhao, Yukun Fan, Yunchong Fu, Guocheng Dong, Xuefeng Lu, Holocene temperature and cold events recorded in arid Central Asian Peatlands, Quaternary Science Reviews, 2024,328, 108538

6. Zhisheng An, Weijian Zhou, Zeke Zhang, Xu Zhang, Zhonghui Liu, Youbin Sun, Steven C. Clemens, Lixin Wu, Jiaju Zhao, Zhengguo Shi, Xiaolin Ma, Hong Yan, Gaojun Li, Yanjun Cai, Jimin Yu, Yuchen Sun, Siqi Li, Yu'ao Zhang, Christian Stepanek, Gerrit Lohmann, Guocheng Dong, Hai Cheng, Yu Liu, Zhangdong Jin, Tao Li, Yifei Hao, Jing Lei, Wenju, Cai, Mid-Pleistocene climate transition triggered by Antarctic Ice Sheet growth, Science, 2024, 385(6708), 560-565

7. Weijian Zhou, Xianghui Kong, Yajuan Du, Xingjun Xie, Feng Xian, Ling Tang, Jie Zhou, Guoqing Zhao, Yunchong Fu, Ning Chen, Be-10 Indicator for the Matuyama-Gauss magnetic polarity reversal from Chinese loess, Geophysical Research Letters, 2023, 50(8), e2022GL102486

8. Weijian Zhou, Xianghui Kong, Greig A Paterson, Youbin Sun, Yubin Wu, Hong Ao, Feng Xian, Yajuan Du, Ling Tang, Jie Zhou, Zhengguo Shi, A J Timothy Jull, Guoqing Zhao, Zhisheng An, Eccentricity-paced geomagnetic field and monsoon rainfall variations over the last 870 kyr., Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 2023,120(17), e2211495120

9. Xuke Liu, Yunchong Fu*, Qiyuan Wang, Yanting Bi, Li Zhang, Guoqing Zhao, Feng Xian, Peng Cheng, Luyuan Zhang, Jiamao Zhou, Weijian Zhou*, Unraveling the process of aerosols secondary formation and removal based on cosmogenic beryllium-7 and beryllium-10, Science of the Total Environment, 2022, 821, 153293

10. Weijian Zhou, Yuda Chui, Ling Yang, Peng Cheng, Ning Chen, Guodong Ming, Yan Hu,Wenli Li, Xuefeng Lu, ¹⁴C geochronology and radiocarbon reservoir effect of reviewed lakes study in China, Radiocarbon, 2022, 64(4), 833-844.

11. Weijian Zhou, Zhenchuan Niu, Shugang Wu, Xiaohu Xiong, Peng Wang, Peng Cheng, Yaoyao Hou, Hua Du, Ning Chen, Xuefeng Lu, Recent progress in atmospheric fossil fuel CO₂ trends traced by radiocarbon in China, Radiocarbon, 2022, 64(4), 793-803.

12. Peng Wang, Weijian Zhou*, Xiaohu Xiong, Shugang Wu, Zhenchuan Niu, Peng Cheng, Hua Du, Yaoyao Hou, Stable carbon isotopic characteristics of fossil fuels in China, Science of the Total Environment, 2021, 805, 150240.

13. Xia Yu, Weijian Zhou*, Yiping Chen, Yunqiang Wang, Peng Cheng, Yaoyao Hou, Ya Wang, Xiaohu Xiong, Ling Yang, Spatial variation of soil properties and carbon under different land use types on the Chinese Loess Plateau, Science of the Total Environment, 2020, 703, 134946.

14. Yaoyao Hou, Weijian Zhou*, Peng Cheng, Xiaohu Xiong, Hua Du, Zhenchuan Niu, Xia Yu, Yunchong Fu, Xuefeng Lu, C-14-AMS measurements in modern tree rings to trace local fossil fuel-derived CO₂ in the greater Xi'an area, China, Science of The Total Environment, 2020, 715, 136669.

15. Zhenchuan Niu; Weijian Zhou*; Xue Feng; Yaoyao Hou; Ning Chen; Hua Du; Shugang Wu; Yunchong Fu; Xuefeng Lu; Peng Cheng; Xiaohu Xiong; Peng Wang; Jianqiong Wang; Jie Yao; Jie Zhou; Ming Li; Determining diurnal fossil fuel CO₂ and biological CO₂ by Delta ¹⁴CO₂ observation on certain summer and winter days at Chinese background sites, Science of the total environment, 2020,718, 136864.

16. Jie Zhou, Weijian Zhou*, Guocheng Dong, Yaoyao Hou, Feng Xian, Li Zhang, Ling Tang, Guoqing Zhao, Yunchong Fu, Cosmogenic ¹⁰Be and ²⁶Al exposure dating of Nam Co lake terraces since MIS 5, southern Tibetan Plateau, 2020, Quaternary Science Reviews, 2020, 231, 106175.

17. Guodong Ming, Weijian Zhou^*, Hong Wang, Peng Cheng, Peixian Shu, Feng Xian, Yunchong Fu, Moisture variations in Lacustrine−eolian sequence from the Hunshandake sandy land associated with the East Asian Summer Monsoon changes since the late Pleistocene, Quaternary Science Reviews, 2020, 233, 106210.

18. Weijian Zhou, Zhenchuan Niu, Shugang Wu, Xiaohu Xiong, Yaoyao Hou, Peng Wang, Tian Feng, Peng Cheng, Hua Du, Xuefeng Lu, Zhisheng An, G. S. Burr, Yizhi Zhu, The fossil fuel CO₂ traced by radiocarbon in fifteen Chinese cities, Science of the Total Environment, 2020, 729, 138639.

19. Zhisheng An; Ru-Jin Huang; Renyi Zhang; Xuexi Tie; Guohui Li; Junji Cao; Weijian Zhou; Zhengguo Shi; Yongming Han; Zhaolin Gu; Yuemeng Ji, Severe haze in Northern China: A synergy of anthropogenic emissions and atmospheric processes. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 2019, 116(18), 8657-8666.

20. Ling Tang, Weijian Zhou^*, Xisheng Wang^*, Feng Xian, Yajuan Du, Jie Zhou, Guoqiang Chu, Guoqing Zhao, Li Zhang, Multidecadal- to Centennial-Scale Be-10 Variations in Holocene Sediments of Huguangyan Maar Lake, South China, Geophysical Research Letters, 2019, 46(13):7634-7642.

21. Xia Yu, Weijian Zhou^*, Peng Cheng, Yunqiang Wang, Yaoyao Hou, G. S. Burr, Xiaohu Xiong, Ya Wang, Ling Yang, John Dodson, Soil organic carbon fractions and C-14 ages through 70 years of cropland cultivation, Soil & Tillage Research, 2019, 195, 104415

22. Peng Wang, Weijian Zhou^*, Zhenchuan Niu, Peng Cheng, Shugang Wu, Xiaohu Xiong, Xuefeng Lu, Hua Du, Emission characteristics of atmospheric carbon dioxide in Xi'an, China based on the measurements of CO₂ concentration, △¹⁴C and δ¹³C, Science of The Total Environment, 2018,619-620:1163-1169.

23. Tian Feng, Weijian Zhou^*, Shugang Wu, Zhenchuan Niu, Peng Cheng, Xiaohu Xiong, Guohui Li, Simulations of summertime fossil fuel CO₂ in the Guanzhong basin, China, Science of The Total Environment, 2018,624:1163-1170

24. J. Warren Beck^*, Weijian Zhou^*, Cheng Li, Zhenkun Wu, Lara White, Feng Xian, Xianghui Kong, Zhisheng An, A 550,000-year record of East Asian monsoon rainfall from ¹⁰Be in loess, Science, 2018, 360(6391): 877-881

25. Weijian Zhou, Yajuan Du, Xiaolin Hou, Peng Cheng, Luyuan Zhang, Yukun Fan, Li Zhang, Zhenchuan Niu, Guocheng Dong, Ning Chen, Ming Li, Long-lived radionuclides as chronometers and tracers of environmental processes at the Xi'an Accelerator Mass Spectrometry Center, Chemical Geology, 2018, 493: 258-265

26. Yajuan Du, Weijian Zhou^*, Feng Xian, Xiaoke Qiang, Xianghui Kong, Guoqing Zhao, Xingjun Xie, Yunchong Fu, ¹⁰Be signature of the Matuyama-Brunhes transition from the Heqing paleolake basin, Quaternary Science Reviews, 2018, 199: 41-48

27. Yukun Fan, Weijian Zhou^*, Xiaolin Hou, Pre-nuclear level of ¹²⁹I in Chinese loess-paleosol sections: A search for the natural ¹²⁹I level for dating in terrestrial environments, Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, 2018, 231: 64-72

28. Weijian Zhou, Taibei Liu, Hao Wang, Zhisheng An, Peng Cheng, Yizhi Zhu, G.S. Burr, Geological record of meltwater events at Qinghai Lake, China from the past 40 ka, Quaternary Science Reviews, 2016, 149: 279-287.

29. Zhenchuan Niu, Weijian Zhou^*, Shugang Wu, Peng Cheng, Xuefeng Lu, Xiaohu Xiong, Hua Du, Yunchong Fu, Gehui Wang, Atmospheric Fossil Fuel CO₂ Traced by Δ¹⁴C in Beijing and Xiamen, China: Temporal Variations, Inland/Coastal Differences and Influencing Factors, Environ. Sci. Technol., 2016, 50: 5474−5480.

30. Zhenchuan Niu, Weijian Zhou^*, Peng Cheng, Shugang Wu, Xuefeng Lu, Xiaohu Xiong, Hua Du, Yunchong Fu, Observations of Atmospheric Δ¹⁴CO₂ at the Global and Regional Background Sites in China: Implication for Fossil Fuel CO₂ Inputs, Environ. Sci. Technol., 2016, 50(22):12122–12128.

31. Weijian Zhou, Xingjun Xie, Warren Beck, Xianghui Kong, Feng Xian, Yajuan Du, Zhenkun Wu. Recent progress of ¹⁰Be tracer studies in Chinese loess. Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research B, 2015, 361, 548-553.

32. Zhisheng An, Guoxiong Wu, Jianping Li, Youbin Sun, Yimin Liu, Weijian Zhou, Yanjun Cai, Anmin Duan, Li Li, Jiangyu Mao, Hai Cheng, Zhengguo Shi, Liangcheng Tan, Hong Yan, Hong Ao, Hong Chang, Juan Feng, Global monsoon dynamics and climate change. Annual Review of Earth and Planetary Sciences, 2015, 43, 29-77.

33. Weijian Zhou, Feng Xian, Yajuan Du, Xianghui Kong, Zhenkun Wu, The last 130 ka precipitation reconstruction from Chinese loess ¹⁰Be, Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 2014, 119,(1), 191-197.

34. Weijian Zhou, Peng Cheng, A J Timothy Jull, Xuefeng Lu, Zhisheng An, Hao Wang, Yizhi Zhu, Zhenkun Wu, ¹⁴C Chronostratigraphy for Qinghai Lake in China, Radiocarbon, 2014, 56(1), 143-155.

35. Weijian Zhou, J. Warren Beck, Xianghui Kong, Zhisheng An, Xiaoke Qiang, Zhenkun Wu, Feng Xian, Hong Ao, Timing of the Brunhes-Matuyama magnetic polarity reversal in Chinese loess using ¹⁰Be, Geology, 2014, 42(6), 467-470.

36. Weijian Zhou, Shugang Wu, Wenwen Huo, Xiaohu Xiong, Peng Cheng, Xuefeng Lu, Zhenchuan Niu, Tracing fossil fuel CO₂ using Δ¹⁴C in Xi’an City, China, Atmospheric Environment, 2014, 94, 538-545.

37. Weijian Zhou, Chen N., Hou X.L., Zhang L.Y., Liu Q. He C.H., Luo M.Y., Fan Y.K., Fu, Y.C., Analysis and environmental application of ¹²⁹I at the Xi’an Accelerator Mass Spectrometry Center, Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research B, 294, 2013, 147-151.

38. Weijian Zhou, Shugang Wu, Todd E Lange, Xuefeng Lu, Peng Cheng, Xiaohu Xiong, Richard J Cruz, Qi Liu, Yunchong Fu, Wennian Zhao. High-Level ¹⁴C Contamination and Recovery at Xi’an AMS Center. Radiocarbon, 2012,54(2), 187-193.

39. Zhisheng An, Steven M. Colman, Weijian Zhou, Xiaoqiang Li, Eric T. Brown, A. J. Timothy Jull, Yanjun Cai, Yongsong Huang, Xuefeng Lu, Hong Chang, Yougui Song, Youbin Sun, Hai Xu, Weiguo Liu, Zhangdong Jin, Xiaodong Liu, Peng Cheng, Yu Liu, Li Ai, Xiangzhong Li, Xiuju Liu, Libin Yan, Zhengguo Shi, Xulong Wang, Feng Wu, Xiaoke Qiang, Jibao Dong, Fengyan Lu & Xinwen Xu. Interplay between the Westerlies and Asian monsoon recorded in Lake Qinghai sediments since 32 ka. Scientific Reports, 2012, 2, 619.

40. Weijian Zhou, Feng Xian, Warren Beck, A J Timothy Jull, Zhisheng An, Zhenkun Wu, Min Liu, Maobai Chen, Alfred Priller, Walter Kutschera, George S Burr, Huagui Yu, Shaohua Song, Peng Cheng, Xianghui Kong, Reconstruction of 130-kyr Relative Geomagnetic Intensities from ¹⁰Be in Two Chinese Loess Sections, Radiocarbon, 2010, 52, 129-147.

41. Weijian Zhou, Shiyong Yu, George S. Burr, George J. Kukla, A. J. T. Jull, Feng Xian, Jiayi Xiao, Steven M. Colman, Huagui Yu, Zhao Liu, Xianghui Kong, Postglacial changes in the Asian summer monsoon system: a pollen record from the eastern margin of the Tibetan Plateau, Boreas, 2010, 39, 528-539.

42. Weijian Zhou, Yanhong Zheng, Philip A. Meyers, A. J. Timothy Jull, Shucheng Xie, Postglacial climate-change record in biomarker lipid compositions of the Hani peat sequence, Northeastern China, Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 2010, 294, 37-46.

43. Weijian Zhou, Xiaolin Hou^*, Ning Chen, Luyuan Zhang, Qi Liu, Chaohui He, Maoyi Luo, Wangguo Liang, Yukun Fan, Zhiwen Wang, Preliminary Study of Radioisotope ¹²⁹I Application in China Using Xian Accelerator Mass Spectrometer, International Nuclear Chemistry Society News, 2010, 7, 9-23.

44. Weijian Zhou, Maobai Chen, Development of Radiocarbon Dating in China over the Past 50 years, Radiocarbon, 2009, 51, 91-107.

45. Weijian Zhou, Maobai Chen, Feng Xian, Shaohua Song, Zhenkun Wu, A. J. T. Jull, Weiguo Liu, The mean value concept in mono-linear regression of multi-variables and its application to trace studies in geosciences, Science in China Series D-Earth Sciences, 2007, 50(12), 1828-1834.

46. Weijian Zhou, Xuefeng Lu, Zhenkun Wu, Wennian Zhao, Chunhai Huang, Linlang Li, Peng Chen, Zuhai Xin, New results on Xi'an-AMS and sample preparation systems at Xi'an-AMS center, Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research B, 2007, 262(1), 135-142.

47. Weijian Zhou, A. Priller, J. W. Beck, Zhenkun Wu, Maobai Chen, Zhisheng An, W. Kutschera, Xian Feng, Huagui Yu, Liu Lin, Disentangling geomagnetic and precipitation signals in an 80-Kyr Chinese loess record of Be-10, Radiocarbon, 2007, 49(1), 139-160.

48. Weijian Zhou, Shaohua Song, G. Burr, A. J. T. Jull, Xuefeng Lu, Huagui Yu, Peng Cheng, Is there a time-transgressive Holocene optimum in the East Asian monsoon area?, Radiocarbon, 2007, 49(2), 865-875.

49. S. C. Porter, Weijian Zhou, Synchronism of Holocene East Asian monsoon variations and North Atlantic drift-ice tracers, Quaternary Research, 2006, 65(3), 443-449.

50. Xuefeng Yu, Weijian Zhou*, L. G. Franzen, Feng Xian, Peng Cheng, A. J. T. Jull, High-resolution peat records for Holocene monsoon history in the eastern Tibetan Plateau, Science in China Series D-Earth Sciences, 2006, 49(6), 615-621.

51. Weijian Zhou, Xiaolei Zhao, Xuefeng Lu, Liu Lin, Zhenkun Wu, Cheng Peng, Wennian Zhao, Chunhai Huang, The 3MV multi-element AMS in Xi'an, China: Unique features and preliminary tests, Radiocarbon, 2006, 48(2), 285-293.

52. Weijian Zhou, Shucheng Xie, P. A. Meyers, Yanhong Zheng, Reconstruction of late glacial and Holocene climate evolution in southern China from geolipids and pollen in the Dingnan peat sequence, Organic Geochemistry, 2005, 36(9), 1272-1284.

53. Weijian Zhou, Xuefeng Yu, A. J. T. Jull, G. Burr, Jiayi Xiao, Xuefeng Lu, Feng Xian, High-resolution evidence from southern China of an early Holocene optimum and a mid-Holocene dry event during the past 18,000 years, Quaternary Research, 2004, 62(1), 39-48.

54. Weijian Zhou, J. Dodson, M. J. Head, B. S. Li, Y. J. Hou, Xuefeng Lu, D. J. Donahue, A. J. T. Jull, Environmental variability within the Chinese desert-loess transition zone over the last 20 000 years, Holocene, 2002, 12(1), 107-112.

55. Weijian Zhou, Xuefeng Lu, Zhenkun Wu, Lin Deng, A. J. T. Jull, D. Donahue, W. Beck, Peat record reflecting Holocene climatic change in the Zoige Plateau and AMS radiocarbon dating, Chinese Science Bulletin, 2002, 47(1), 66-70.

56. Weijian Zhou, M. J. Head, Zhisheng An, P. De Deckker, Zhengyu Liu, Xiaodong Liu, Xuefeng Lu, D. Donahue, A. J. T. Jull, J. W. Beck, Terrestrial evidence for a spatial structure of tropical-polar interconnections during the Younger Dryas episode, Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 2001, 191(3-4), 231-239.

57. Weijian Zhou, M. J. Head, Lin Deng, Climate changes in northern China since the late Pleistocene and its response to global change, Quaternary International, 2001, 83-85, 285-292.

58. Weijian Zhou, Zhenkun Wu, A. J. T. Jull, G. Burr, D. D. Donahoue, Baosheng Li, J. Head, Environmental and climatic change as recorded in geological sediments from the arid to semi-arid zone of China, Radiocarbon, 2001, 43(2B), 619-627.

59. Weijian Zhou, Maobai Chen, Y. H. Liu, D. Donahue, J. Head, X. F. Lu, A. J. T. Jull, L. Deng, Radiocarbon determinations using a minicyclotron: Applications in archaeology, Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research B, 2000, 172(1-4), 201-205.

60. Weijian Zhou, M. J. Head, Xuefeng Lu, Zhisheng An, A. J. T. Jull, D. Donahue, Teleconnection of climatic events between East Asia and polar, high latitude areas during the last deglaciation, Palaeogeography Palaeoclimatology Palaeoecology, 1999, 152(1-2), 163-172.

61. Weijian Zhou, M. J. Head, F. B. Wang, D. J. Donahue, A. J. T. Jull, The reliability of AMS radiocarbon dating of shells from China, Radiocarbon, 1999, 41(1), 17-24.

62. Weijian Zhou, Zhisheng An, A. J. T. Jull, D. J. Donahue, M. J. Head, Reappraisal of Chinese Loess Plateau stratigraphic sequences over the last 30,000 years: Precursors of an important Holocene monsoon climatic event, Radiocarbon, 1998, 40(2), 905-913.

63. Weijian Zhou, Zhisheng An, S. C. Porter, D. Donahue, A. J. T. Jull, Correlation of climatic events between East Asia and Norwegian Sea during last deglaciation, Science in China Series D-Earth Sciences, 1997, 40(5), 496-501.

64. Weijian Zhou, D. Donahue, A. J. T. Jull, Radiocarbon AMS dating of pollen concentrated from eolian sediments: Implications for monsoon climate change since the late Quaternary, Radiocarbon, 1997, 39(1), 19-26.

65. Weijian Zhou, D. J. Donahue, S. C. Porter, A.T. Jull, Xiaoqiang Li, M. Stuiver, Zhisheng An, E. Matsumoto, Guangrong Dong, Variability of monsoon climate in East Asia at the end of the last glaciation, Quaternary Research, 1996, 46(3), 219-229.

66. Weijian Zhou, Zhisheng An, M. J. Head, Stratigraphic division of Holocene loess in China, Radiocarbon, 1994, 36(1), 37-45.

67. Weijian Zhou, M. J. Head, L. Kaihola, Small sample dating in China, Radiocarbon, 1994, 36(1), 47-49.

68. Weijian Zhou, Zhisheng An, Benhai Lin, Jule Xiao, Jinzhao Zhang, Jun Xie, Mingfu Zhou, S. C. Porter, M. J. Head, D. J. Donahue, Chronology of the Baxie Loess Profile and the history of Monsoon Climates in China between 17,000 and 6,000 years BP, Radiocarbon, 1992, 34(3), 818-825.

69. Weijian Zhou, Mingfu Zhou, J. Head, C-14 Chronology of Beizhuangcun sedimentation sequence since 30,000 years BP, Chinese Science Bulletin, 1990, 35(7), 567-572.

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