中央研究院

2021-03-04 (Thu) Dr. Ya-Lun S. Tsai：Monitoring Snow Cover and Snowmelt Dynamics and Assessing their Influences on Inland Water Resources

2021-02-02 (Tue) Workshop* on Ocean Consortium: Adding Dimensions to Earth and Ocean Research

2021-01-28 (Thu) Dr. Chin-Shang Ku: Current status and future of real-time seismic acquisition and processing systems in IES (in Chinese)

2021-01-21 (Thu) Dr. Hsin Tung：Space-based geodetic observation and analysis in understanding surface deformation (in Chinese)

2021-01-19 (Tue) Dr. Hsin-Hua Huang：4D Scan the Earth: from Orogeny to Crustal Dynamics

2021-01-14 (Thu) Mr. Kuan-Yu (Karl) Lin：Deciphering the record of subduction initiation magmatism and melt-mantle interaction in the oceanic mantle

2021-03-02 (Tue) Mr. Pallab Roy (TIGP-ESS): Triple oxygen isotope in ophiolite: An alluring tracer of ocean water oxygen isotope budget in deep time

2021-01-26 (Tue) Dr. Chin-Ho Tsai： Origins and metamorphism of "exotic blocks" in the Yuli belt, eastern Taiwan: what I know and don’t know

2020-11-10 (Tue) Dr. Ching-Chou Fu：High-frequency continuous monitoring and sampling of fluid geochemistry in earthquake-prone regions

2020-10-13 (Tue) Dr. Kuo-Lung Wang：Sorting out the Mantle: Geochemical Investigation of Ultramafic Rocks from Phanerozoic CAOB-NTO, Proterozoic PAO to Archean Olondo Greenstone belt

2020-09-22 (Tue) Dr. Yi-Wei Liu：Geochemical constraints on coccolithophore calcification responses to CO2 driven ocean acidification

2021-03-10 (Wed) Dr. Chih-Shiue Yan: 珠寶級單晶cvd鑽石的特性與展望（in Chinese）

2021-03-06 （Sat）IES Research Programs Open House

2021-02-01 2020 大學生暑期研習計畫招生中（即日起至3/31日止）

2020-11-18 本所兼任研究員余水倍教授獲頒109年度「丁文江學術成就獎」

2020-11-13 Dr. Ya-Ju Hsu receives 2021, Grand Challenges Program, Academia Sinica

2020-07-24 Senior Executive Officer Mr. Chang, Hsing-Wei selected as Outstanding Staff of 2020

2020-07-07 IES High-pressure Mineral Physics Laboratory Research Published in Nature Communications

2020-11-20 Extreme Conditions Laboratory

Geophysics and geodynamics researches employ a variety of the state-of-the-art geophysical methods to investigate (1) complex structures and their distribution in Earth’s interior, (2) ocean-bottom seismology, (3) mechanism and dynamics of slab subduction and convection of planetary mantle and lithosphere, (4) physical and chemical properties of deep Earth materials, (5) evolution of Earth’s gravitational and magnetic fields with applications to natural hazards and environments.

Seismology uses information that waves carry from earthquakes and various natural sources (e.g. ocean waves) to study the physical properties and structures of sources and subsurface medium. With that, we investigate their relationships to wide-spectrum topics of active faults, orogenic process, volcanic magmatic system, inner core evolution, etc. from shallow to deep Earth.

Geochemistry research in Institute of Earth Sciences comprises the following fields: (1) cosmochemistry, (2) genesis of igneous, metamorphic and mantle rocks, (3) orogenic processes, (4) paleoclimate and paleoenvironment, (5) biogeochemistry, (6) Earth and environmental sciences, (7) monitoring of volcanic and seismic hazards, and (8) archaeological sciences.

The research fields of geology and active tectonics at IES involve topics of various time and space scales for understanding the processes of crustal evolution and recent crustal deformation and surface processes. Research on orogenic belts and mountain building in IES aims at establishing magmatic records by systematic geochronological and geochemical analyses, and elucidating underground structure and earthquake source characteristics by deploying portable broadband seismic networks. ...

Real-Time Production of PGA, PGV, Intensity, and Sa Shakemaps Using Dense MEMS-Based Sensors in Taiwan

The 20-million-year old lair of an ambush-predatory worm preserved in northeast Taiwan

Abnormal Strain Induced by Heavy Rainfall on Borehole Strainmeters Observed in Taiwan