Yongyun Hu

Yongyun Hu is a Professor at Peking University, affiliated with the Department of PHY. His research interests include modern climate, paleoclimate, and planetary climate and habitability. He focuses on understanding Earth's climate system as a unified dynamic system influenced by solar radiation, internal Earth activity, and fluid dynamics. Hu's work integrates observations, theoretical analysis, and numerical simulations to address core issues in climate science. He is also involved in teaching courses such as Atmospheric Science Introduction, Weather Forecasting and Analysis, and Climate Dynamics. Additionally, he serves as the Director of the School of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences at Peking University and holds leadership roles in academic societies.

Yongyun Hu is a climate scientist at Peking University, focusing on climate change detection, atmospheric modeling, and the impacts of global warming. Their research explores the poleward expansion of the Hadley circulation, climate model projections, and the role of ocean dynamics in shaping climate systems. Hu's work also addresses exoplanetary atmospheres, habitability, and the interactions between stratospheric ozone and climate phenomena such as the El Niño-Southern Oscillation. Additionally, they investigate the effects of anthropogenic forcing on climate patterns and the global climate impacts of aerosols. Their studies contribute to understanding climate variability and long-term climate change mechanisms.