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Young Investigator Award

Dear Colleagues,

We are pleased to announce that the winner of the Atmosphere 2021 Young Investigator Award is Dr. Shaojie Song.

Dr. Song is a research associate in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at Harvard University. Dr. Song’s research interests include air pollution, atmospheric chemistry, greenhouse gases, inverse modeling, climate science, and renewable energy. He received his PhD in 2016 and has an outstanding publication record, comprising 50 publications in international peer-reviewed journals. Song’s Publons scientific citations number is 1375, and his Hirsch index is 21. Despite the modern competitive environment, he is a rising star in the field of atmospheric and climate science. Please join us in congratulating Dr. Song for his exceptional achievements.

As the awardee, Dr. Shaojie Song will receive following prizes:
2000 CHF (Swiss Francs);
The option to publish one paper free of charge in Atmosphere after peer review before the end of 2022;
An engraved plaque.

We would like to thank all the nominators for their participation and the award committee members for their work in the evaluation process.

Best regards,
Atmosphere 2021 Young Investigator Award Evaluation Committee

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Winners announced

Past Winners

Winner
  • Sergio Ibarra-Espinosa avatar imageSergio Ibarra-Espinosa
    Sergio Ibarra-Espinosa
    1. University of Colorado-Boulder, United States 2. NOAA Global Monitoring Laboratory, United States
Award Committee
  • Anthony Lupo avatar imageAnthony Lupo
    Anthony Lupo
    Chairman
    University of Missouri
  • Jimy Dudhia avatar imageJimy Dudhia
    Jimy Dudhia
    NCAR/MMM
  • Patricia Quinn avatar imagePatricia Quinn
    Patricia Quinn
    NOAA PMEL
  • Andreas Matzarakis avatar imageAndreas Matzarakis
    Andreas Matzarakis

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