Man-Yin Tsang

Assistant Professor

University of Saskatchewan

Canada

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Man-Yin Tsang is an Assistant Professor at the University of Saskatchewan, Canada. His research areas focus on geochemical processes in marine sediments, including organic carbon oxidation, sulfur isotope fractionation, and the implications for paleoredox reconstruction. Recent publications address the effectiveness of cooperative learning in quantitative reasoning and the thermal stability of barite for electron spin resonance dating.

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Male Köster

Alfred-Wegener-Institut für Polar und Meeresforschung

GERMANY

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Susann Henkel

Alfred Wegener Institute Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research

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Yuzuru Yamamoto

Professor

Kobe University

JAPAN

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Ulrich Wortmann

Full Professor

University of Toronto

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The FUTURE of the US Marine Seafloor and Subseafloor Sampling Capabilities

Organic carbon oxidation and the associated pyrite formation in deep sediments at the Nankai subduction zone

Estimating the effect of elemental sulfur disproportionation on the sulfur-isotope signatures in sediments

Potential analytical interferences when measuring Tmax during temperature programmed pyrolysis of hydrothermally altered volcanoclastic sediment

Postdepositional Behavior of Molybdenum in Deep Sediments and Implications for Paleoredox Reconstruction

The Effectiveness of Cooperative Learning in Teaching Quantitative Reasoning With Ternary Diagrams in a Science Class

Sulfur isotope fractionation derived from reaction-transport modelling in the Eastern Equatorial Pacific

Oxidation of pyrite during barite extraction

Thermal stability and closure temperature of barite for electron spin resonance dating

Evolution of (Bio‐)Geochemical Processes and Diagenetic Alteration of Sediments Along the Tectonic Migration of Ocean Floor in the Shikoku Basin off Japan

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Male Köster

Susann Henkel

Yuzuru Yamamoto

Ulrich Wortmann

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