About Me

I am currently a Ph.D. at MIT EAPS, working in Fiore Group with Prof. Arlene Fiore since Sep 2022. My current research surrounds chemistry-climate modeling with a focus on tropospheric ozone. Previously, I earned BS and MS in Environmental Science at Peking University under Prof. Shu Tao’s guidance. While at PKU, my work focused on utilizing air quality modeling to establish reduced-form models for black carbon.

Research Interest

• Chemistry-climate interactions: Initial-condition ensemble simulations of CESM2-WACCM6
• Tropospheric ozone: Upper versus lower tropospheric ozone trends
• Detection and attribution: Detecting external forced tropospheric ozone trends from internal climate variability
• Air quality modeling: PM2.5 simulations using WRF-Chem, MOZART-4 and CMAQ
• Black carbon: Distinguish roles of meterology and emissions on near-surface BC concentrations

On-going Project

• Climate responses to tropospheric ozone changes from pre-industrial to present-day
• Understanding the impact of multiple drivers on ozone trends in the lower and upper troposphere in the presence of internal climate variability (in prep)

Publications [Google Scholar][ResearchGate]