Xinze Liu | Ecological conservation | Best Researcher Award Posted on 24/02/202524/02/2025 by ScienceFather Prof. Xinze Liu | Ecological conservation | Best Researcher Award Senior Engineer at Sichuan Geological Environment Survey and Research Center, China Prof. Xinze Liu (born 1987) is a senior engineer specializing in natural heritage conservation and ecological restoration. He holds a master’s degree from China University of Geosciences (Wuhan) and is affiliated with the Sichuan Geological Environment Investigation and Research Center. With 14 peer-reviewed publications 📄 and 16 patent applications 🏅, he is the principal inventor of travertine natural restoration technology, officially recognized as green technology by eight Chinese government departments. His work in Huanglong Scenic Area has significantly enhanced heritage preservation 🏞️ and sustainable development. Publication Profile Scopus Orcid Academic and Professional Background Prof. Xinze Liu, born in 1987, is a senior engineer with a master’s degree from China University of Geosciences (Wuhan). He is currently affiliated with the Sichuan Geological Environment Investigation and Research Center, where he specializes in natural heritage conservation and ecological restoration research. His work plays a critical role in safeguarding geological and ecological environments, positioning him as a leading expert in his field. Research Contributions Prof. Liu has an impressive academic record, having published 14 peer-reviewed papers in authoritative professional journals. His research is widely recognized within the scientific community, reflecting his strong commitment to advancing knowledge in ecological restoration and conservation. Research Focus Liu Xinze’s research focuses on travertine mineralogy, carbonate deposition, and geological heritage conservation. His study on Huanglong’s travertine formations explores their mineralogical characteristics, spatial distribution, and formation processes from the Late Pleistocene to Early Holocene. His work integrates geology 🏔️, geochemistry ⚗️, and environmental science 🌱, contributing to natural heritage preservation and ecological restoration. His research also has implications for climate change studies 🌡️ and sustainable conservation efforts of World Heritage Sites. His expertise spans geomorphology, hydrogeology, and mineral formation, making significant contributions to earth sciences. Publication Top Note Travertine Mineralogical Characteristics and Spatial Distribution in Huanglong, China, a World Natural Heritage: Derived from Late Pleistocene to Early Holocene Glacial U-Shaped Valley Carbonate Deposits