Experience 💼

Since December 2018, Liu has served as an associate professor at Central South University. Prior to this, he was a postdoctoral fellow at the same institution (2016-2018). His work involves leading research teams, mentoring students, and collaborating on national and international projects. His experience spans fieldwork, laboratory analysis, and academic publishing, making him a versatile and respected figure in his field.

Awards and Honors 🏆

Liu Qingquan has been recognized with five prestigious awards, including two provincial and ministerial honors and three departmental awards. These accolades celebrate his contributions to understanding hydrothermal deposits, mineralization processes, and geochemical research. His work has significantly advanced the field of earth sciences, earning him a reputation as a leading researcher in China.

Research Focus 🔍

Liu’s research centers on three key areas: the genesis of hydrothermal deposits, nonferrous metal mineralization prediction, and mining geology and environment. His work integrates geochemical, isotopic, and geochronological methods to unravel the complexities of ore formation and tectonic processes. His findings have practical applications in mineral exploration and environmental management.

Publication Top Notes 📚

1. Processes and ore genesis at the Yaochong Mo deposit, Henan Province, China.
2. Molybdenum mineralization related to the Yangtze’s lower crust and differentiation in the Dabie Orogen.
3. Age, genesis, and tectonic setting of the Qiushuwan Cu–Mo deposit in East Qinling.
4. Age, Nature and Origin of Early Cretaceous Plutons in the Dabie Mo Mineralization Belt.
5. Petrogenesis of granite from the Xiaofan Mo deposit, Dabie orogen.
6. Insights into the genesis of orogenic gold deposits from the Zhengchong gold field.
7. Metallogenesis of the Hengjiangchong gold deposit in Jiangnan Orogen.
8. Genesis of Zixi gold deposit in Xuefengshan, Jiangnan Orogen.
9. Textures, trace element geochemistry, and in-situ sulfur isotopes of pyrite from the Xiaojiashan gold deposit.
10. Pyrite textures, trace element and sulfur isotopes of Yanlinsi slate-hosted deposit.
11. Hydrothermal rutile U-Pb dating of gold mineralization in the Jiangnan Orogen.
12. Geochemical characteristics of mica in the Renli-Chuanziyuan pegmatite-type rare metal deposit.
13. Zircon U-Pb age, Hf isotope, and geological significance of Yaochong granite.
14. Trace element characteristics of zircon in granite from the Yaochong molybdenum deposit.
15. Geochemical, chronological, and Hf isotopic characteristics of the Xinxian rock mass.
16. Geochemical characteristics of Yaochong granite in the Dabie orogenic belt.
17. Geological characteristics, mineralization age, and tectonic background of porphyry molybdenum deposits.
18. Geological conditions and genesis of the porphyry molybdenum deposit in Dabie Mountains.
19. Geochemical characteristics and geological significance of the Jingshansi iron ore deposit.
20. Metallogeny of the Jinming gold deposit in northeast Hunan.
21. The key controlling factors on Sn–Cu mineralization.
22. Geochronology, Geochemistry, and Tectonic Implications of Triassic A-Type Granites.
23. Early Cretaceous Metasomatized Lithospheric Mantle beneath the Central Jiangnan Orogen.

Conclusion 🌟

Liu Qingquan is a distinguished scholar whose work has significantly advanced the understanding of hydrothermal deposits, mineralization processes, and tectonic geology. His extensive publications, leadership in research projects, and numerous awards underscore his contributions to earth sciences. As a mentor and researcher, he continues to inspire and drive innovation in his field.