Liguang MAO

Personal Information

Name:  Liguang MAO

Title:  Associate Professor

        Emailmlg@cumtb.edu.cn

Research Interests

 (1) Formation of the NE Tibetan Plateau and associated basin evolution

 (2) Geology of rift basins in East China and their oil & gas bearing

 (3) Basin structural analysis and its coupling with ranges

Education/Work Background

Sep. 2005 – Jun. 2009, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China, Bachelor of Science, Earth Sciences

Sep. 2009 - Jun. 2014, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China, Ph.D., Structural Geology

Jul. 2014-Sep. 2016, Zhejiang University, Post doctor

Jun. 2015-Jun. 2016, Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Harvard University, Visiting Scholar

Oct. 2016-Jun. 2021, China University of Mining and Technology, Assistant Professor

Jul. 2021-present, China University of Mining and Technology, Associate Professor

Teaching Courses

Structural Geology

Basin Structural analysis

Senior Structural Geology

Field Trip Geological Mapping

Key Research Funding

[1] Oct. 2015-Nov. 2018, Did the Aimunike Mountain in the Northern Qaidam Basin uplift in the early Cenozoic? (NO. 41502189) National Natural Science Foundation of China

[2] Mar. 2021-Oct. 2023, Pre-Mesozoic key sequences and basin evolution of the Qaidam Basin, PetroChina

[3] Oct. 2023-Sep. 2025, Tectonic framework of Ordos block and basin evolution in the critical period, BGP, CNPC

Honors

2017.06, I won the second prize of Zhejiang Province Natural Science Award

Selected Publications (* denotes Corresponding author)

[1] Mao, L., et al., Structures and Kinematics of the Huanghua Depression in Bohai Bay Basin, East China: Implications for the Formation Mechanism of a Transtensional Basin. Lithosphere, 2021.


[2] Mao, L., et al., Initiation and origin of dextral deformation at Mid-Eocene in the western Bohai Bay Basin, East China. Journal of Asian Earth Sciences, 2019. 185: p. 104031.

[3] Mao, L., et al., Structural deformation pattern within the NW Qaidam Basin in the Cenozoic era and its tectonic implications. Tectonophysics, 2016. 687: p. 78-93.