Name: Liangliang Wu (吴亮亮)

Title: Associate Professor

Phone: 020-87597391

Email: wuliangliang@gig.ac.cn

Website: https://www.scholarmate.com/P/NnuUJr

https://www.mendeley.com/profiles/liangliang-wu2/

 

I got the BSc in Geology at Chengdu University of technology in 2007; PhD in Organic Geochemistry at Guangzhou institute of geochemistry, Chinese academy of sciences in 2012. I am research associate professor at Guangzhou institute of geochemistry. In 2004, I went to Germany GFZ for one year academic visit. My recent works focused on the geochemical characterization of high-over-mature organic matter and the trace and evolution of aromatic hydrocarbons in geological samples. I have preside over 3 projects of National Natural Science Foundation of China, and participated in the National Science and Technology Major Project (the 125 plan, the 135 plan), the Strategic Priority Research Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences Grant (XDA, XDB) and other projects as the major researchers. At present, I have published 13 scientific research papers in SCI journals such as Organic Geochemistry, Marine petroleum Geology, International Journal of Coal Geology. I am also the guest reviewer of Organic Geochemistry, Marine petroleum Geology, AAPG and other journals.

If you are interested in further developing research projects with me as Master students, PhD and postdocs, feel free to email me.

Evaluation of high-over mature source rocks; oil/gas source correlation; the evolution and applications of bound biomarkers in organic geochemistry; the evolution of aromatic hydrocarbons in geological bodies.

1. Fang Xinyan; Wu Liangliang; Geng Ansong*; Deng Qian, 2019.  Formation and evolution of the Ediacaran to Lower Cambrian black shales in the Yangtze Platform, South China. PALAEOGEOGRAPHY PALAEOCLIMATOLOGY PALAEOECOLOGY, 2019, 87-102.

2. Wu Liangliang, Wang Peng, Geng Ansong*, 2019. Later stage gas generation in shale gas systems based on pyrolysis in closed and semi-closed systems. International Journal of Coal Geology, 206, 80-90.

3. Wu Liangliang*, Horsfield Brian, 2019. Initial insights into releasing bound biomarkers from kerogen matrices using microscale sealed vessel catalytic hydrogenation (MSSV-HY). Organic Geochemistry, 130, 22-32.

4. Wu Liangliang*, Fang Xinyan, Ji Shuhuan, Geng Ansong, 2018. Thermal alteration of biomarkers in the presence of elemental sulfur and sulfur bearing minerals during hydrous and anhydrous pyrolysis. Organic Geochemistry, 123, 74-89.

5. Wu Liangliang*, Geng Ansong, Wang Peng, 2018. Oil expulsion in marine shale and its influence on the evolution of nanopores during semi-closed pyrolysis. International Journal of Coal Geology, 191, 125-134.

6. Wu Liangliang, Geng Ansong*, 2016. Differences in the thermal evolution of hopanes and steranes in free and bound fractions. Organic Geochemistry, 101, 38-48.

7. Wu Liangliang, Liao Yuhong, Geng Ansong*, 2015. Investigation of hydropyrolysis released aromatic hydrocarbons from Permian kerogens at different maturities in the Sichuan Basin, China. Journal of Analytical and Applied Pyrolysis, 114, 47-59.

8. Liao Yuhong*, Fang Yunxin, Wu Liangliang, Cao Qinggu, Geng Ansong. The source of highly overmature solid bitumens in the Permian coral reef paleo-reservoirs of the Nanpanjiang Depression. Marine and Petroleum Geology, 2015, 59, 527-534.

9. Fang Yunxin, Liao Yuhong, Wu Liangliang, Geng Ansong*. The origin of solid bitumen in the Honghuayuan Formation (O_1h) of the Majiang paleo-reservoir-Evidence from catalytic hydropyrolysates. Organic Geochemistry, 2014, 68,107-117.

10. Luo M., Chen, Z.Q., Kershaw, S. Huang, J.Y., Wu, L.L., Yang, H., Fang, Y.H., Huang, Y.G., Zhang, Q.Y., Hu, S.X., Zhou, C.Y., Wen, W., Jia, Z.H., 2014. Early Middle Triassic stromatolites from the Luoping area, Yunnan Province, South China: geobiological features and environmental implications. Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology, 412, 124–140.

11. Wu Liangliang, Liao Yuhong, Fang Yunxin, Geng Ansong*, 2013. The deference in biomarkers released by hydropyrolysis and by Soxhlet extract from source rocks of different maturities and its geological implications. Chinese Science Bulletin, 58(3), 373-383.

12. Wu Liangliang, Liao Yuhong, Fang Yunxin, Geng Ansong*, 2012. The study on the source of the oil seeps and bitumens in the Tianjingshan structure of the northern Longmen Mountain structure of Sichuan Basin, China. Marine and Petroleum Geology, 37(1), 147-161.

13. Liao Yuhong*, Fang Yunxin, Wu Liangliang, Geng Ansong, Hsu Chang Samuel. The characteristics of the biomarkers and δ13C of n-alkanes released from thermally altered solid bitumens at various maturities by catalytic hydropyrolysis. Organic Geochemistry, 2012, 46, 56-65.