Regular biography
Chunsheng Zhao is a Professor at Peking University, affiliated with the School of Physics. He teaches courses such as 'Atmospheric Science Principles,' 'Atmospheric Science Frontiers,' 'Cloud and Precipitation Physics,' 'Introduction to Cloud Physics,' and 'Atmospheric Chemistry.' His research focuses on aerosol-radiation-cloud-precipitation interactions, aerosol hygroscopic properties, aerosol radiation and optical properties, and stratospheric ozone chemistry. Zhao's work contributes to understanding atmospheric processes and their impacts on climate systems.
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Chunsheng Zhao is a Professor of Atmospheric Science at Peking University, specializing in aerosol, cloud physics, and ozone research. His work focuses on understanding the interactions between aerosols and monsoon climate over Asia, the hygroscopic properties of aerosol particles, and the chemical characterization of air pollution in Eastern China and the Eastern United States. Zhao's research also examines the distribution and trends of fog and haze in the North China Plain, as well as ozone photochemical production in urban areas like Shanghai. His studies contribute to the analysis of pollutants, their correlations with meteorological conditions, and the development of models to predict ozone variability.