Bingliang ZHUANG

Associate Professor


blzhuang@nju.edu.cn
+86 13913993513
Office: A-204

Career Overview

Prof. Zhuang has been wording on regional air pollution and climate change for a long time. He has undertaken 6 research projects (including the National Key R and D Plan of China) and won 2 provincial and ministerial Awards. He has published more than 90 SCI papers, which has been cited more than 2700 times by Web of Science, with H-Index of 32. The key findings of the work are as follows: 1. the direct radiative forcing of the urban aerosol in China has been quantified, which could reduce the uncertainties of the forcing in Climate Change Assessment. 2. An online coupled regional climate and chemistry modeling system with independent intellectual property rights has been developed and it has played a very important role in understanding the aerosol effects on regional climate and feedbacks. 3. It has revealed the different physical mechanisms and corresponding contributions of black carbon aerosols in affecting climate change in East Asia, which may help in-deeper understanding the role of black carbon aerosols in global warming. 4. The uncertainty of the mixing state in estimating aerosol effect has been quantified, which implies that the mixing state is the basic premise for accurately evaluating the impact of aerosol on climate. 5. It has revealed the key mechanisms of the interactions between aerosols and East Asian monsoon, which provides an important scientific support for understanding the variations of East Asian monsoon and regional air pollution. It's believed that the results of the study will be in favor of in-depth understanding the interaction mechanism of air pollution and climate change.

Education
 Sep. 2006-Jun. 2011Nanjing University Ph D of atmospheric sciences.
 Sep. 2002-Jun.2006Nanjing University Undergraduate of atmospheric sciences.
Work Experience
 Jul. 2014-currentNanjing University
School of Atmospheric Sciences
Associate Professor
 2011-2014Nanjing University
School of Atmospheric Sciences
Assistant Research Fellow
Research Interests

   Atmospheric aerosol simulations and observations
   Climate changes
   Air pollution-climate interactions
   Regional climate and chemistry model development

Teaching Interests

   Atmospheric Sciences
   Atmospheric detections
   Atmospheric Environments

Selected Publications

● Gao, P, Y. M. Gao, Y. N. Zhou, H. Cao, Y. X. Hu, S. Li, S. R. Liang, T. J. Wang, M. Xie, M. M. Li, and B. L. Zhuang* (2024), Changes in the direct climate effect of black carbon aerosols in East Asia under the“Dual Carbon”goal of China, Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 129, e2024JD040874.

● Hu, Y. X., B. L. Zhuang*, Y. N. Zhou, Y. M. Gao, P. Gao, T. J. Wang, S. Li, M. Xie, and M. M. Li (2024), Effects of emission reductions on major anthropogenic aerosol-radiation-cloud interactions in East Asia in winter during 2007–2020, Atmospheric Environment, 327, 120499.

● Zhou, Y. N., B. L. Zhuang*, T. J. Wang, P. Gao, S. Li, Y. X. Hu, M. M. Li, H. Cao, M. Xie, and H. M. Chen (2024), Characteristics of urban black carbon aerosols in the Yangtze River Delta of China based on long-term observations, Atmospheric Environment, 326, 120488.

● Chen, H. M., B. L. Zhuang#,*, J. Liu, D. Y. Ma, S. Li, T. J. Wang, M. Xie, and M. M. Li (2024), The influence of the black carbon warming effect on near-surface ozone in China in summer, Atmospheric Research, 301, 107284.

● Hu, S. H., X. Y. Kuang, B. L. Zhuang*, and D. Q. Huang* (2024), Decadal co-variation of the aerosol over East Asia and the East Asian jet streams in the boreal winter, Atmospheric Science Letters, e1217.

● Zhuang, B. L.*, Y. M. Gao, Y. X. Hu, H. M. Chen, T. J. Wang, S. Li, M. M. Li, and M. Xie (2023), Interaction between different mixing aerosol direct effects and East Asian summer monsoon, Climate Dynamics, 61, 1157-1176.

● Chen, H. M., B. L. Zhuang*, J. Liu, Y. N. Zhou, Y. X. Hu, Y. Chen, Y. M. Gao, W. Wei, H. J. Lin, S. Li, T. J. Wang, M. Xie, and M. M. Li (2023), Absorbing Aerosol Optical Properties and Radiative Effects on Near-Surface Photochemistry in East Asia, Remote Sensing, 15, 2779.

● Gao, Y. M., B. L. Zhuang*, T. J. Wang, H. M. Chen, S. Li, W. Wei, H. J. Lin, and M. M. Li (2022), Climatic–Environmental Effects of Aerosols and Their Sensitivity to Aerosol Mixing States in East Asia in Winter, Remote Sensing, 14, 3539.

● Shu, Y., J. S. Sun*, C. L. Jin, and B. L. Zhuang* (2022), Vorticity Budget and Formation Mechanisms of a Mesoscale Convective Vortex in a Heavy‐Rainstorm Episode, Atmosphere, 13, 556.

● Wei, W., B. L. Zhuang*, H. J. Lin, Y. Shu, T. J. Wang, H. M. Chen, and Y. M. Gao (2021), Analysis of the Interactions between the 200 hPa Jet and Air Pollutants in the Near-Surface Layer over East Asia in Summer, Atmosphere, 12, 886.

● Chen, H. M., B. L. Zhuang*, J. Liu, S. Li, T. J. Wang, X. D. Xie, M. Xie, M. M. Li, and M. Zhao (2020), Regional climate responses in East Asia to the black carbon aerosol direct effects from India and China in summer, Journal of Climate, 33, 9783-9800.

● Zhuang, B. L.*, H. M. Chen, S. Li, T. J. Wang, J. Liu, L. J. Zhang, H. N. Liu, M. Xie, P. L. Chen, M. M. Li, and M. Zhao (2019), The direct effects of black carbon aerosols from different source sectors in East Asia in summer,Climate Dynamics, 53(9), 5293-5310.

● Chen, H. M., B. L. Zhuang*, J. Liu, T. J. Wang, S. Li, M. Xie, M. M. Li, P. L. Chen, and M. Zhao (2019), Characteristics of ozone and particles in the near-surface atmosphere in urban area of the Yangtze River Delta, China, Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, 19, 4153-4175.    

● Zhuang, B. L.*, S. Li, T. J. Wang, J. Liu, P. L. Chen, H. M. Chen, M. M. Li, and M. Xie (2018), Interaction between the black carbon aerosol warming effect and East Asian monsoon using RegCM4, Journal of Climate, 31, 9367-9388.

● Zhuang, B. L.*, T. J. Wang, J. Liu, H. Z. Che, Y. Han, Y. Fu, S. Li, M. Xie, M. M. Li, P. L. Chen, H. M. Chen, X.-Q. Yang, and J. N. Sun (2018), The optical properties, physical properties and direct radiative forcing of urban columnar aerosols in the Yangtze River Delta, China,Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, 18, 1419–1436.

● Zhuang, B. L.*, T. J. Wang, J. Liu, S. Li, M. Xie, Y. Han, P. L. Chen, Q. D. Hu, X.-Q. Yang, C. B. Fu, and J. L. Zhu (2017), The surface aerosol optical properties in the urban area of Nanjing, west Yangtze River Delta, China, Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, 17, 1143–1160.

● Zhuang, B. L.*, T. J. Wang, J. Liu, Y. Ma, C. Q. Yin, S. Li, M. Xie, Y. Han, J. L. Zhu, X. Q. Yang, and C. B. Fu (2015), Absorption coefficient of urban aerosol in Nanjing, west Yangtze River Delta, China, Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, 15, 13633-13646.

● Wang, T. J., B. L. Zhuang*, S. Li, J. Liu, M. Xie, C. Q. Yin, Y. Zhang, C. Yuan, J. L. Zhu, and Y. Han (2015), The interactions between anthropogenic aerosols and the East Asian summer monsoon using RegCCMS, Journal of Geophysics Research-Atmosphere, 120, doi:10.1002/2014JD022877.

● Zhuang, B. L., T. J. Wang*, J. Liu, S. Li,  M. Xie, X. Q. Yang, C. B. Fu, J. N. Sun, C. Q. Yin, J. B. Liao, J. L. Zhu, and Y. Zhang (2014), Continuous measurement of black carbon aerosol in urban Nanjing of Yangtze River Delta, China, Atmospheric Environment, 89, 415-424.

● Zhuang, B. L., T. J. Wang*, S. Li, J. Liu, R. Talbot, H. T. Mao, X. Q. Yang, C. B. Fu, C. Q. Yin, J. L. Zhu, H. Z. Che, and X. Y. Zhang (2014), Optical properties and radiative forcing of urban aerosols in Nanjing, China, Atmospheric Environment, 83, 43-52.

● Zhuang, B. L., S. Li, T. J. Wang*, J. J. Deng, M. Xie, C. Q. Yin, and J. L. Zhu (2013), Direct radiative forcing and climate effects of anthropogenic aerosols with different mixing states over China, Atmospheric Environment, 79, 349-361.

● Zhuang, B. L., Q. Liu, T. J. Wang*, C. Q. Yin, S. Li, M. Xie, F. Jiang, and H. T. Mao (2013), Investigation on semi-direct and indirect climate effects of fossil fuel black carbon aerosol over China, Theor. Appl. Climatol., 114: 651-672.

● Zhuang, B. L., F. Jiang, T. J. Wang*, S. Li, and B. Zhu (2011), Investigation on the direct radiative effect of fossil fuel black-carbon aerosol over China, Theor. Appl. Climatol., 104, 301-312.

● Zhuang, B. L., L. Liu, F. H. Shen, T. J. Wang*, and Y. Han (2010), Semi-direct radiative forcing of internal mixed black carbon cloud droplet and its regional climatic effect over China, Journal of Geophysics Research, 115, D00K19.



















Awards
 1.2022, Natural Science Award of China Particle Society.
 2.2021, Science and Technology Award of China Environmental Protection Federation.
 3.2018, First Prize for Basic Research Achievements of Atmospheric Science in Jiangsu Province.
 4.2018, Second Prize of Jiangsu Environmental Protection Science and Technology Award.
 5.2016, Excellent Achievements Award of Scientific Research in Colleges and Universities (Science and Technology) Second Prize of Natural Science Award.
 6.2014, Third Prize of Jiangsu Science and Technology Award.
Services

         1.    Young director of China particle society

         2.    Member of the Jiangsu-Hongkong-Macao University Cooperation Alliance Committee

         3.    Director of Jiangsu Society of Particuology

         4.    Review editor of Frontiers in Sustainable Cities

         5.    Reviewer for ACP, JGR, AE, AR, AAS, AAQR, EF, STE, etc

Current students

        Runqi Zhao, undergraduate student, 09/2023- 

        Shangrong Liangundergraduate student, 09/2023- 

        Peng Gao, undergraduate student, 09/2023-

        Hen Cao, undergraduate student, 09/2023- 

        Yinan Zhou, undergraduate student, 09/2022-  

        Yaxin Hu, undergraduate student, 09/2021-  

Previous students

         M. S.: Yiman Gao (2020-2023)

         Ph.D.: Huimin Chen (2017-2022)

         M. S.: Huijuan Lin (2019-2022)

         M. S.: Wen Wei (2019-2020)

         M. S.: Jinmeng Cui (2017-2020)

         M. S.: Qian Huang (2015-2018)

Research opportunities

         Our group is looking for prospective postdocs, graduate students and undergraduate students who are strongly interested in researches on Air pollutions, Climate change, Aerosol-O3-climate interactions, Data assimilation and Source apportionment.

Research projects

         The National Youth Talent Support Program of China, 2023-2025 (PI)

         The National Key R&D Program of China, 2017-2020 (PI)

         The National Natural Science Foundation of China, 2021-2024 (PI)

         The National Natural Science Foundation of China, 2017-2020 (PI)

         The National Natural Science Foundation of China, 2013-2015 (PI) 

         New Teachers’ Fund for Doctor Stations, Ministry of Education, 2013-2015 (PI).

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