Niu Jun,

Doctor, 

associate professor, 

master's supervisor

E-mail：niujun2017@cupk.edu.cn ；362263357@qq.com

TEL：0990-663352

Educational experience:

In June 2012, he graduated with a master's degree in mineralogy, petrology and mineral deposits from the School of Earth Sciences of China University of Petroleum (Beijing) and obtained a master's degree.

In June 2017, he graduated with a doctorate from the School of Energy of China University of Geosciences (Beijing) with a doctorate in mineral survey and exploration.

From 2019 to 2020, he was a visiting scholar at Technische Universität Darmstadt in Germany.

Lecture course:

Sedimentary Petrology, Rock Mineralogy, Geology English

Research direction:

Scientific research: mainly engaged in the research of reservoir geology and sedimentology;

Teaching and research: mainly engaged in petroleum geology education and teaching research.

Scientific research and education reform projects:

1. National Natural Science Foundation Project "Control of Pore Evolution and Physicality of Sandstone Reservoirs by Geotectonic Background", 2011-2012

2. PetroChina Changqing Oilfield Branch Project "Comprehensive Research on Paleozoic Geology and Exploration Potential Analysis in the Southern Periphery Area of Surig", 2015-2016

3. Extension of the Oilfield Project "Research Project on Comprehensive Evaluation of Natural Gas Potential in the Paleozoics of Southern Yan'an", 2015-2016

4. PetroChina Xinjiang Oilfield Project "Research on the genesis and Sedimentary Environment of Zeolite Minerals in the Mahu Permian Sand and Conglonate Reservoir", 2017-2020

5. China University of Petroleum (Beijing) Karamay Campus Introduction Talent Scientific Research Start Fund, "Research on the diagenesis of Permian Dense Reservoirs and Prediction of Favorable Reservoirs in Huanma Lake Depression in Junggar Basin", 2017-2020

Representative papers

1.       Niu, Jun; Huang, Haiping; Jiang, Wenlong, 2018，Geochemical characteristics and correlation of continuous charge mixing and biodegradation of heavy oil in southeastern Dongying Sag, Bohai Bay basin, China， Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering，166:1-12.

2.       Jun Niu; Wenhui Huang; Fei Liang, 2019，Paleoenvironment in an Ordovician carbonate reservoir in southwestern of Tarim Basin, NW China: Evidence from stable isotopes. Energy Sources, Part A: Recovery, Utilization, and Environmental Effects, 41(16): 2007-2016.

3.       Niu, Jun; Huang, Wen-Hui; Liang, Fei, 2019, Geochemical characteristic and genesis of the Lower Ordovician dolomite in southwest Tarim Basin, northwestern China, Episodes, 42(1):33-54.

4.       Liang, Fei; Niu, Jun*; Linsel, Adrian; Hinderer, Matthias; Scheuvens, Dirk; Petschick, Rainer, 2021, Rock alteration at the post-Variscan nonconformity: Implications for Carboniferous-Permian surface weathering versus burial diagenesis and paleoclimate evaluation, Solid Earth, 12(5):1165-1184.

5.       Niu Jun, Huang Wenhui, 2015, Reservoir characteristics and diagenesis of the Ordovician carbonate reservoir in Yubei area of Tarim Basin, China，The Second International Palaeogeography Conference.