Dr. Changhao Li | Earth Science | Best Researcher Award
Beijing Institute of Geology for Mineral Resources Co., Ltd. | China
Changhao Li is a senior engineer at the Beijing Institute of Geology for Mineral Resources, with a strong academic and research background in the fields of mineralization mechanisms and magmatic-hydrothermal ore deposits. He completed his engineering studies at the North China University of Science and Technology and obtained a doctoral degree in science from the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, followed by postdoctoral research at the Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences. His professional journey reflects extensive experience in geological research, contributing both as a principal investigator and as a collaborator in several national and international projects, including major scientific initiatives in mineral resource exploration. His research interests focus on porphyry copper polymetallic and pegmatite rare metal deposits, with notable contributions to understanding crustal processes, fluid evolution, and mineral precipitation mechanisms. Skilled in scientific writing, data analysis, and geological modeling, he has authored more than thirty peer-reviewed articles, many as first author, and contributed to a published monograph. His achievements include advancing knowledge of porphyry systems through detailed geochemical and mineralogical studies, earning recognition through impactful publications and growing citations. In conclusion, Changhao Li exemplifies a dedicated researcher and professional, advancing mineral resource science through both academic excellence and applied geological expertise.
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Featured Publications
Li, C., Long, L., Zhang, Z., Šegvić, B., Guan, Y., Pan, D., Geng, J., Wang, Y., Zhang, H., & Li, Q. (2025). Assessment of Biotite-Based Thermobarometers in Porphyry Systems: A Case Study from the Julong Cu–Polymetallic District of Tibet, China. Minerals, 15(10), 1029.
Li, C., Shen, P., Seltmann, R., Zhang, D., Pan, H., & Seitmuratova, E. (2025). Quartz textures, trace elements, fluid inclusions, and in-situ oxygen isotopes from Aktogai porphyry Cu deposit, Kazakhstan. American Mineralogist.