Jann‐Yenq Liu
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Jann-Yenq Liu is a leading figure in space physics and ionospheric research, with a career dedicated to understanding the Earth’s upper atmosphere and the hazards of deep space. His work spans the study of ionospheric irregularities, plasma bubbles, and the development of space-based instrumentation. A key contribution is his leadership in creating the Deep Space Radiation Probe, a pioneering lunar science payload designed to monitor the harsh radiation environment beyond Low Earth Orbit. This project, detailed in his 2024 paper, is critical for future human and robotic exploration of the Moon and cislunar space. With over 3 citations already for this recent work, Liu’s research has profound implications for space weather forecasting and astronaut safety. He is also renowned for his extensive use of GPS radio occultation data to map ionospheric structures, advancing our ability to predict disruptions to communication and navigation systems. Liu’s work bridges fundamental science and practical application, making him a vital contributor to both academic knowledge and the future of space exploration.
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