I am an Associate Professor in the Department of Marine Chemistry at Xiamen University, China. My research interests are centered around biogeochemical cycles in the ocean, with the objective of constraining the mechanism governing carbon and oxygen cycling in the context of a changing climate. I combine a wide spectrum of scientific approaches including deck incubations, biogeochemical sensor data from autonomous platforms, satellite observations, as well as statistical and biogeochemical modeling. More specifically, I focus on:
- Biological pump and ocean productivity
- Biogeochemical cycling of carbon and oxygen
- Autonomous platform observations
- Physical and biochemical controls on planktonic and bacterial metabolism
- Marine Ecology
Education
- Ph.D. in Environmental Science, Xiamen University, China. 2014-2020 (Advisor: Bangqin Huang)
- Joint-training Ph.D. in Marine Science, Duke University, US. 2018-2020 (Advisor: Nicolas Cassar)
- B.S. in Marine Sciences, Xiamen University, China. 2010-2014
Professional Experience
- Associate Professor, Xiamen University, China. October 2023- to present
- Assistant Researcher, University of Hawaii at Manoa, US. February 2023-August 2023
- NOAA’s Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory, US. January 2022-August 2023 (Advisor: Andrea Fassbender)
- Postdoctoral Researcher, University of California, US. September 2020-January 2023 (Advisor: Andrea Fassbender)
Professional Affiliation
- Associated Editor for NASA/IOCCG Aquatic Primary Productivity Protocol
- Member of the American Geophysical Union
- Reviewer for Nature; Progress in Oceanography; Journal of Geophysical Research: Ocean; Biogeosciences;
Marine Pollution Bulletin； Limnology and Oceanography: Methods; Limnology and Oceanography;
Geophysical Research Letters; Frontier in Marine Science; Plants