Recently, a research team from the College of Forestry of GXU has achieved new progress in the field of plant adaptive evolution. A paper titled Convergent evolution of cell size enables adaptation to the mangrove habitat, jointly completed by a team led by Professor Jiang Guofeng from the College of Forestry and international collaborators, has been published in the international journal Curre...

Recently, a research team led by Professor Xiao Jianzhuang at GXU collaborated with leading scholars worldwide to comprehensively review the current technical status, challenges, and future directions of Recycled Aggregate Concrete (RAC). Notable collaborators included Xiao Xuwen, Academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and Professor at Tongji University; Liu Jiaping, Academician of t...

Recently, the research team on Advanced Lignocellulosic Materials at the School of Light Industry and Food Engineering of Guangxi University has made new progress in the study of cellulosic triboelectric materials. The research findings, entitled "Harnessing the Hofmeister Effect for Simultaneous Strengthening and Toughening of Cellulosic Triboelectric Materials," have been published in the int...

Recently, the structural biology team from the School of Life Science and Technology at Guangxi University has achieved new progress in the field of rice immunity and symbiotic signal regulation. The related finding, entitled "Structural basis of OsCERK1-mediated signal activation and transduction in rice immunity and symbiosis," has been published in Plant Communications. Su Zihui, a doctoral ...

Recently, a research team from the School of Resources, Environment and Materials developed a new lead-free sodium–potassium-niobate piezoelectric material with an ultra-low driving electric field and a giant electrostrain coefficient. Its performance surpasses today’s mainstream lead-based piezoelectric systems and shows great potential for use in high-precision micro-devices.The study, titl...

Recently, a review article entitled “Expanding the plant epigenetic code: histone short-chain acylation” was published in the international journal Trends in Plant Science by the research team led by Xu Qiutao and Zhang Jisen from the School of Agriculture. The article systematically elaborates on the functional mechanisms of histone short-chain acylation. Wei Xuelu, a PhD candidate at the Sc...