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The honor is to recognize "the high commitment to editorial duties and outstanding editorial practice as Editor of Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics in 2025."

Eric Pham from UC San Diego and Yangmingkai Li from Peking Univiersity recently joined the Wang Lab as new PhD students in ESS.

This work introduces a ML-based source apportionment model that leverages multiscale aerosol composition data to achieve near-real-time tracking and accurate quantification of PM2.5 sources. The findings support near-real-time source analysis and integration into policy.

Congratulations on Qi's first paper revealing different roles of cloud in regulating surface temperature reversibility over different latitudes using CESM2.

Yuan co-led a new paper on Nat. Comm. that investigates global climate impacts of regional clean-air strategies over a realistic and policy-relevant timescale

Yuhan, Yangfan, Lyuyin, and Yuan presented their work at the 2025 AGU Fall Meeting in New Orleans.

Chenchong led a multi-institute team to develop a new approach resolving the effective temperature variation inside each fire pixel and possibly retrieving subpixel fire properties

Yangfan becomes a Future Investigator in NASA Earth and Space Science and Technology (FINESST) to study pyrocumulonimbus.

In a recent Sci. Adv. paper, Yuan teamed with scientists from UCLA to disentangle the roles of aerosols and GHG in the spring warming asymmetry between Eurasia and N. America.

The award recognizes Drive's talent at "breaking down complex topics to be digestible and for tailoring his tutoring rigor to the level of each individual"

Ayako and Yuan will form a team to help the energy industry with diffusion-driven weather forecasts.

SLAC Scientist Steffen Luitz visited the Wang Lab and demonstrated a thermal diffusion cloud chamber to help students better understand cloud and aerosol physics.

Ava Aidala presented her reseach on ML prediciton of lightning-wildfire relationships in Stanford Undergraduate Research Symposium.

Sasha becomes a fellow of the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP).

Wang et al. (2024, Rev. Geophys.) synthesizes the latest progress in understanding changes in short-lived atmospheric compositions and their climate impacts during COVID-19.

Wang Lab co-led a study that reveals the previously underappreciated role of aerosol light absorption in mitigating PM pollution during severe haze events.

Gabriel Tsai presented his recent research on machine learning of warm rain microphysics during the Stanford Undergraduate Research Symposium

Group members got together to hand make dumplings and share their favoriate foods.

Yuan talked with Scientific American on the possible reasons for the puzzling Atlantic Hurricane Lull