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Dr. Zhiwei Han is a leading atmospheric scientist whose research focuses on aerosol-climate interactions, air quality modeling, and the radiative effects of particulate matter over East Asia. His work is instrumental in understanding how natural and anthropogenic aerosols influence regional climate and visibility. Dr. Han’s most cited study, “Simulation of aerosol direct radiative forcing with RAMS-CMAQ in East Asia” (2011, 49 citations), pioneered the integration of a regional climate model with an air quality system to quantify how aerosols directly alter Earth’s energy balance. He further advanced this field by characterizing marine aerosol distributions and their direct radiative impacts in springtime East Asia (2018, 35 citations), revealing critical feedbacks between ocean emissions and atmospheric heating. His earlier modeling of aerosol optical depth (2010, 17 citations) provided foundational insights into spatial pollution patterns, while his simulations of Asian dust storms (2011, 9 citations) demonstrated the power of coupled meteorological-chemistry models for forecasting extreme events. Collectively, Dr. Han’s work has shaped contemporary understanding of aerosol radiative forcing in one of the world’s most polluted regions, offering vital tools for climate mitigation and air quality management.