中央研究院

2023-02-22 (Wed) Mr. Jyun-Nai Wu:Exploring Volcanic and Tectonic Processes at the 9°N East Pacific Rise

2023-02-16 (Thu) Geoclub Special Session ｜Chao,Tzu-Lin / Producer at Taiwan Bar (in Chinese)

2023-1-31（Tue）Prof. J. Gregory Shellnutt：Re-CREATE: Gondwana

2022-12-06（Tue）Dr. Sophie Nuber：CO2 across the Mid-Pleistocene Transition: Implications for the establishment of the 100kyr climate cycles

(Cancellation) 2022-11-29（Tue）Ms. Ai-Lin Chen：Strontium and calcium isotopic constraints on abrupt changes in ocean environment during the late Cambrian SPICE event (ca. 497 Ma)

2022-04-26（Tue）Dr. Puu-Tai Yang：Investigation of Mo speciation in soils and its uptake mechanisms by rice plants

2022-03-22 (Tue) Dr. Manu Prasanth. M. P：Secular variations in the thermal regimes of continental large igneous provinces: Implications for the supercontinent cycle

2022-01-18 (Tue) Dr. Truong Tai Nguyen：Origin of Basalts and Picrites in New Georgia Group, Solomon Islands: New Insights from High Precision Olivine Chemistry

2021-12-28 (Tue) Dr. Hsin-Wei Chen：Solar normal compositions

（Talk cancelled due to covid 19）2021-06-08 (Tue) Ms. Ai-Lin (Irene) Chen: Calcium isotopic constraints on abrupt changes in ocean environment during the late Cambrian SPICE event (ca. 497 Ma)

2021-05-04 (Tue) Dr. Mahjoor A. Lone: Centennial-scale variability in the Indian summer monsoon during mid-late Holocene

2019-05-28(Tue) Dr. Jie-Ming Niu: Diverse shallow-conduit tremors and their interactions with deep chamber at Aso volcano, Japan

2018-12-03 Application of deep learning in seismology

2018-11-05 Rupture Behavior and Interaction of the 2018 Hualien Earthquake Sequence and Its Tectonic Implication (Speech in Chinese)

2023-03-04 （週六）地球科學研究所開放參觀日

2023-01-10 Knowledge Feast“Launch the scene for Fiber Optical Sensing in an active fault– observing fault motion in high spatial-temporal resolution”

本院發布《臺灣淨零科技研發政策建議書》

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2050淨零碳排》 本院與台灣中油簽署MOU共推綠能產業發展 首先探勘宜蘭地熱

2022-05-03 BBC-Future Planet:How Taipei discovered an active volcano on its doorstep

2022-06-02 Academia Sinica newsletter - IES Assistant Research Fellow Dr. Yi-Wei Liu Popular Science Feature Stories

2022-12-27 Dr. Cheng-Horng Lin receives 2022 The Executive Yuan Award for Outstanding Science and Technology Contribution

2022-12-13 Dr. Bor-Shouh Huang receives 2022 NSTC Research Fellows Award

2021-10-13 Dr. Sun-Lin Chung receives 2023 Investigator Award, Academia Sinica

2022-08-18 Dr. Kwan-Nang Pang receives 2022 Wu Ta-You Memorial Award, National Science and Technology Council

2022-07-11 由本所李德春副研究員帶領之NanoSIMS核心設施實驗團隊與本院生多中心、應科中心及澳洲James Cook大學合作, 首度揭開珊瑚共生菌聚合體神秘的「面紗」, 研究成果發表於國際期刊《Science Advances》。

2022-02-26 Dr. Wen-Pin Hsieh receives 2021 Outstanding Research Award from Ministry of Science and Technology, ROC

2023-01-11 海底地震儀實驗室徵求約聘助理2人

2023-01-04 SARLab - Position Opening: Post-doctoral fellow

2022-12-29 Dr. Wu-Cheng Chi’s lab - Position Opening: PostDoc and Research Assistant

2022-12-13 Tenure-track Faculty Position at Institute of Earth Sciences, Academia Sinica

2022-08-30 林正洪特聘研究員實驗室徵求 研究助理

2022-08-09 IRMS Lab-Position Opening: Full-time Research Assistant

2022-07-22 Dr. Ban-Yuan Kuo's lab - Position Opening:Full-time Research Assistant

2022-06-21 Dr. Wu-Cheng Chi’s lab - Position Opening:PhD/Master students, and undergraduate part time helpers.

2022-05-20 GPS實驗室徵求 海底大地測量技術人員

2022-04-18 2021-05-21 Extreme Conditions Laboratory - Position Opening:Postdoctoral Fellow, Research Assistant...

2021-09-16 Assistant position in geodesy/seismology at Institute of Earth Sciences (IES), Academia Sinica, Taipei (Taiwan)

2021-09-16 Postdoctoral Fellow position in geodesy/seismology at Institute of Earth Sciences (IES), Academia Sinica, Taipei (Taiwan)

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. ...

Seismic Response of Nenana Sedimentary Basin, Central Alaska

Continental growth during migrating arc magmatism and terrane accretion at Sikhote-Alin (Russian Far East) and adjacent northeast Asia

Currents shaped the genetic structure of Tridentiger barbatus (Gunther 1861) along the Chinese coast

Seismometer are foundation for seismologist to observe seismic wave. This talk will introduce the evolution of seismometer from analog to digital era, high quality to dense array observation, and newly developed fiber seismometer. The history of infrasound observation in Institute of Earth Sciences will be presented as well. The new observations will be beneficial to scientist to better understand how natural signals originate and propagate.

Have you ever imagined how scientists obtain ground information, when the Earth is covered by darkness and storms? You must have heard of radar, but what about with synthetic aperture at the front? Let me reveal the secrets for you, on the day of the Academia Sinica Open House!