Chao Tang

Chao Tang is a Professor at Peking University, affiliated with the PHY department. His research focuses on凝聚态物理与材料物理研究所. He holds the title of Professor and is associated with the university through the website https://faculty.pku.edu.cn/tangchao/zh_CN/index.htm. His email is tangc@pku.edu.cn. His work spans multiple areas, including statistical physics, complex systems, and biological systems, with an emphasis on applying physical methods to biological problems.

Chao Tang is a researcher in Biological Physics, Statistical Physics, and Complex Systems. His work explores self-organized criticality, critical phenomena, and network dynamics in biological and physical systems. Tang's research includes studies on earthquakes, protein folding, and cellular networks, emphasizing robust design and emergent behavior. He investigates statistical potentials, quasicrystal models, and diffusion-limited aggregation. His publications highlight the interplay between non-equilibrium dynamics and complex systems, contributing to understanding scaling laws and critical exponents. Tang's research bridges theoretical physics and biological systems, focusing on how complex interactions lead to functional and robust structures.