姓名：王国昌
职称：助理研究员
邮箱：gcwang@ynu.edu.cn
地址：云南省昆明市翠湖北路2号，云南大学云南省古生物研究重点实验室
邮编：650091




个人简介
王国昌，男，纳西族，1988年1月生，云南丽江人，2008年5月加入中国共产党，2016年8月参加工作，博士研究生学历，现为云南大学云南省古生物研究重点实验室助理研究员，主要从事地质年代学、同位素地球化学、岩石学与岩石地球化学、埃迪卡拉纪古环境重建的研究。

学习和工作经历
2016.08–今 云南大学云南省古生物研究重点实验室，助理研究员
2011.09–2016.07 南京大学，矿物学、岩石学、矿床学，理学博士
2006.09–2010.07 昆明理工大学，资源勘查工程，工学学士
科研项目
1. 2013–2016，国家自然科学基金面上项目“中国东南部早侏罗世岩浆作用与地球动力学意义研究”（批准号：NSFC**，参加）
论文著作
1. Wang Guo-Chang, Jiang Yao-Hui, Liu Zheng, Ni Chun-Yu, Qing Long, Zhang Qiao, Zhu Shu-Qi, 2016. Multiple origins for the Middle Jurassic to Early Cretaceous high-K calc-alkaline I-type granites in northwestern Fujian province, SE China and tectonic implications. Lithos 246-247, 197-211. (SCI 2区，IF: 4.5).
2. Wang Guo-Chang, Jiang Yao-Hui, Liu Zheng, Ni Chun-Yu, Qing Long, Zhang Qiao, 2015. Elemental and Sr-Nd-Hf isotopic constraints on the origin of Late Jurassic adakitic granodiorite in central Fujian province, southeast China: Mineralogy and Petrology 109, 501-518. (SCI 4区，IF: 1.6).
3. Jiang Yao-Hui, Wang Guo-Chang, Liu Zheng, Ni Chun-Yu, Qing Long, Zhang Qiao, 2015. Repeated slab-advance-retreat of the Palaeo-Pacific plate underneath SE China: International Geology Review 57, 472-491. (SCI 3区，IF: 2.6).
4. Zhang Qiao, Jiang Yao-Hui, Wang Guo-Chang, Liu Zheng, Ni Chun-Yu, Qing Long, 2015. Origin of Silurian gabbros and I-type granites in central Fujian, SE China: implications for the evolution of the early Paleozoic orogen of South China. Lithos 216-217, 285-297. (SCI 2区，IF: 4.5).
5. Liu Zheng, Jiang Yao-Hui, Wang Guo-Chang, Ni Chun-Yu, Qing Long, Zhang Qiao, 2015. Neoproterozoic felsic and mafic magmatism along the Jiangshan-Shaoxing suture, South China: geochronology, geochemistry, petrogenesis and implications for the amalgamation between the Yangtze and Cathaysia Blocks. Precambrian Research 268, 212-226. (SCI 1区，IF: 5.7).
6. Liu Zheng, Jiang Yao-Hui, Jia Ru-Ya, Zhao Peng, Zhou Qing, Wang Guo-Chang, Ni Chun-Yu, 2014. Origin of Middle Cambrian and Late Silurian potassic granitoids from the western Kunlun orogen, northwest China: a magmatic response to the Proto-Tethys evolution. Mineralogy and Petrology, 108(1), 91-110. (SCI 4区，IF: 1.6).