研究员
海洋-大气相互作用、气候变化、海洋灾害和极端天气气候事件
王春在博士主要从事海洋-大气相互作用、气候变化、海洋灾害和极端天气气候事件的研究。他分析大规模海洋和大气数据，使用海洋和大气数值模拟实验以及理论进行研究。目前的研究方向包括（1）太平洋、印度洋、大西洋之间相互作用及其对全球气候的影响；（2）海洋环流对气候的影响及物理机制；（3）气候变率和全球变暖对海洋灾害和极端天气气候事件的影响。
王春在博士，主要从事海洋-大气相互作用和气候变化的研究，与世界上100多名科学家合作研究，取得了丰富的创新学术成果。在《Nature》、《Nature Climate Change》、《Science Advances》、《Nature Communications》等国际学术期刊发表SCI论文220多篇，其中第一作者61篇，H-指数为68，论文总引用次数超过2万次。连续多年入选爱思唯尔(Elsevier)全球论文高被引科学家, 英国路透社气候变化领域全球最具影响力的1000位科学家。曾担任世界气候研究计划（WCRP）“气候变率及可预测性”研究计划泛美海区气候过程研究项目（CLIVAR/IASCLIP）的联合主席，现任国际“气候变率及其可预测性”研究计划热带洋盆相互作用（CLIVAR/TBI）委员会委员、全球海洋热浪计划 (CLIVAR/MHWs) 委员会委员、ENSO理论概念模式（CLIVAR/ECM）工作组成员。与多个国家的科研机构合作，共同推动“热带洋盆间相互作用国际多模式模拟比较计划”（TBIMIP）。曾担任国际学术刊物（如《Journal of Geophysical Research-Oceans》、《Journal of Climate》）的主编或副编。是国家特聘专家、中国科学院首批学术帅才、中国教育部“长江学者”、广东省“珠江人才计划”引进领军人才。
1978-1982：学士, 海洋气象学, 中国海洋大学, 青岛, 中国。
1983-1986：硕士, 海洋气象学, 中国海洋大学, 青岛, 中国。
1987-1991：硕士, 大气科学, 俄勒冈州立大学（Oregon State University), 科瓦利斯, 俄勒冈州, 美国。
1991-1995：博士, 物理海洋学, 南佛罗里达大学 (University of South Florida), 圣彼得堡, 佛罗里达州, 美国。
1995-1999：博士后、助理研究员，南佛罗里达大学海洋学院，圣彼得堡，美国。
1999-2000：助理研究员, 海洋和大气联合研究院/海洋和大气科学学院 (CIMAS/RSMAS), 迈阿密大学, 美国。
2000-2016：助理研究员、副研究员、研究员，美国国家海洋大气管理局/大西洋海洋和气象研究所 (NOAA/AOML), 迈阿密, 美国。
2016-今：特聘研究员，中国科学院南海海洋研究所，广州，中国。
1. Li, X., J. Zheng, C. Wang, X. Lin, & Z. Yao, 2024: Unraveling the roles of jet streams on the unprecedented hot July in western Europe in 2022. npj Clim. Atmos. Sci., 7: 323.
2. Wang, H., C. Wang, & L. Zhang, 2024: Differentiated impacts of central and eastern Atlantic Niño on hurricane activity in the tropical North Atlantic. Geophys. Res. Lett., 51, e2024GL112178.
3. Richter, I., N. Keenlyside, T. Tozuka, Y. Okumura, C. Wang, P. Chang, S. Kido, & H. Tokinaga, 2024: Comment on “Resolving the tropical Pacific/Atlantic interaction conundrum” by Feng Jiang et al. (2023). Geophys. Res. Lett., 51, e2024GL111563.
4. Capotondi, A., R. Rodrigues, A. Sen Gupta, J. Benthuysen, C. Deser, T. Frölicher, N. Lovenduski, D. Amaya, N. Le Grix, T. Xu, J. Hermes, N. Holbrook, M. Roxy, C. Martinez-Villalobos, S. Masina, A. Schaeffer, R. Schlegel, K. Smith, & C. Wang, 2024: A global overview of marine heatwaves in a changing climate. Communications Earth & Environment, 5: 701.
5. Hou, Y., S.-P. Xie, N. Jonhson, C. Wang, C. Yoo, K. Deng, W. Sun, & Xichen Li, 2024: Unveiling the Indian Ocean forcing on winter eastern warming–western cooling pattern over North America. Nature Communications, 15, 9654.
6. Yao, Y., & C. Wang, 2024: Subsurface marine heatwaves in the South China Sea. J. Geophys. Res., 129, e2024JC021356.
7. Hu, Y., X. H. Wang, H. Beggs, & C. Wang, 2024: Intrinsic short Marine Heatwaves from the perspective of sea surface temperature and height. Weather and Climate Extremes, 46, 100725.
8. Xing, W., C. Wang, L. Zhang, B. Chen, & H. Liu, 2024: Influences of central and eastern Atlantic Niño on the West African and South American summer monsoons. npj Clim. Atmos. Sci., 7: 214.
9. Fan, H., C. Wang, S. Yang, & G. Zhang, 2024: Coupling is key for the tropical Indian and Atlantic Oceans to boost super El Niño. Science Advances, 10, eadp2281.
10. Lu, Z., L. Dong, F. Song, B. Wu, S. Wu, & C. Wang, 2024: Quantifying relative contributions of three tropical oceans to the western North Pacific anomalous anticyclone. Environ. Res. Lett., 19, 104016.
11. Ji, X., J. Feng, J. Li, X. Chen, & C. Wang, 2024: A quantitative explanation for the large impacts of El Niño during its decaying stage. Environ. Res. Lett., 19, 084034.
12. Liu, T., C. Wang, J. Yang, X. Song, J. Zheng, & Y. Wen, 2024: Investigating the seasonal SST predictability in the northern tropical Atlantic Ocean in an ensemble prediction system. Clim. Dyn., 62, 7889–7904.
13. Wang, Y., W. Zhou, & C. Wang, 2024: Physical mechanism of the rapid increase in intense and long-lived extreme heatwaves in the Northern Hemisphere since 1980. Sci. China Earth Sci., 67, 2103–2121.
14. Song, Q., C. Wang, Y. Yao, & H. Fan, 2024: Unraveling the Indian monsoon’s role in fueling the unprecedented 2022 marine heatwave in the western North Pacific. npj Clim. Atmos. Sci., 7: 90.
15. Xie, M., B. Wu, J.-Z. Wang, C. Wang, & X. Sun, 2024: Formation mechanisms of the decadal Indian Ocean dipole driven by remote forcing from the tropical Pacific. J. Climate, 37, 3493–3507.
16. Ji, X., J. Feng, J. Li, & C. Wang, 2024: Do CMIP6 models capture the observed anomalous asymmetric Hadley circulation during historical El Niño decaying stage? Clim. Dyn., 62, 2475–2487.
17. Chen, B., L. Zhang, & C. Wang, 2024: Distinct impacts of the central and eastern Atlantic Niño on the European climate. Geophys. Res. Lett., 51, e2023GL107012.
18. Wei, S., X. Wang, C. Wang, & Q. Xie, 2024: El Niño phase transition by deforestation in the Maritime Continent. npj Clim. Atmos. Sci., 7: 3.
19. Xing, W., C. Wang, L. Zhang, & J. Zheng, 2024: Prediction of summer surface air temperature over Northern Hemisphere continents by a physically based empirical model. Clim. Dyn., 62: 3289–3303.
20. Zhu, Q., & C. Wang, 2024: Contributions of Indo-Pacific forcings to interannual variability of the Indonesian Throughflow in the upper and lower layers. J. Geophys. Res., 129, e2023JC020306.
21. Zhang, L., C. Wang, W. Han, M. J. McPhaden, A. Hu, & W. Xing, 2023: Emergence of the central Atlantic Niño. Science Advances, 9, eadi5507.
22. Song, Q., Y. Yao, & C. Wang, 2023: Response of future summer marine heatwaves in the South China Sea to enhanced western Pacific subtropical high. Geophys. Res. Lett., 50, e2023GL103667.
23. Fan, H., C. Wang, & S. Yang, 2023: Asymmetry between positive and negative phases of the pacific meridional mode: a contributor to ENSO transition complexity. Geophys. Res. Lett., 50, e2023GL104000.
24. Wang, F., X Li, X. Tang, X. Sun, J. Zhang, D. Yang, L. Xu, H. Zhang, H. Yuan, Y. Wang, Y. Yao, C. Wang, Y. Guo, Q. Ren, Y. Li, R. Zhang, X. Wang, B. Zhang, and Z. Sha, 2023: The seas around China in a warming climate. Nature Reviews Earth & Environment, 4, 535–551.
25. Wang, H., and C. Wang, 2023: Large-scale anomalous cyclone in the western North Pacific. J. Climate, 36, 5895-5906.
26. Fan, H., S. Yang, C. Wang, and S. Lin, 2023: Revisiting impacts of tropical Pacific SST anomalies on Pacific meridional mode during the decay of strong eastern Pacific El Niño events. J. Climate, 36, 4987-5002.
27. Yao, Y., C. Wang, and C. Wang, 2023: Record-breaking 2020 summer marine heatwaves in the western North Pacific. Deep-Sea Research II, 208, 105288.
28. Zhang, R., W. Guo, X. Wang, and C. Wang, 2023: Ambiguous variations in tropical latent heat flux since the years around 1998. J. Clim., 36, 3403–3415.
29. Wei, L., and C. Wang, 2023: Characteristics of ocean mesoscale eddies in the Agulhas and Tasman leakage regions from two eddy datasets. Deep-Sea Research II, 208, 105264.
30. Zhang, J., and C. Wang, 2023: Zonal current structure of the Indian Ocean in CMIP6 models. Deep-Sea Research II, 208, 105260.
31. Wang, Y., and C. Wang, 2023: Classification of extreme heatwave events in the Northern Hemisphere through a new method. Clim. Dyn., 61, 1947-1969.
32. Lin, W., and C. Wang, 2023: Detection and attribution of the summer length changes in the Northern Hemisphere. Clim. Dyn., 60 (11-12), 3801-3812.
33. Wang, C, J. Zheng, W. Lin, and Y. Wang, 2023: Unprecedented heatwave in western North America during late June of 2021: Roles of atmospheric circulation and global warming. Adv. Atmos. Sci., 40, 14-28.
34. Gao, C., L. Zhou, C. Wang, I.-I. Lin, and R. Murtugudde, 2022: Unexpected limitation of tropical cyclone genesis by subsurface tropical central-north Pacific during El Niño. Nature Communications, 13 (1): 7746.
35. Lu, H., Z. Chen, K. Xu, Z. Liu, C. Wang, J. Xu, Y. Gong, and S. Cai, 2022: Interannual variability of near-inertial energy in the South China Sea and western North Pacific. Geophys. Res. Lett., 49 (24).
36. Liu, T., Y. Tang, C. Wang, and X. Song, 2022: Probabilistic prediction of ENSO over the past 137 years using the CESM model. J. Geophys. Res., 127 (12).
37. Yao, Y., and C. Wang, 2022: Marine heatwaves and cold-spells in global coral reef zones. Progress in Oceanography, 209, 102920.
38. Yao, Y., C. Wang, and Y. Fu, 2022: Global marine heatwaves and cold-spells in present climate to future projections. Earth's Future, 10, e2022EF002787.
39. Jiang, S., H. Fan, and C. Wang, 2022: Improvement of typhoon intensity forecasting by using a novel spatio-temporal deep learning model. Remote Sens., 14, 5205.
40. Ding, R., Y.-H. Tseng, E. D. Lorenzo, L. Shi, J. Li, J.-Y. Yu, C. Wang, C. Sun, J.-J. Luo, K.-J. Ha, Z.-Z. Hu, and F. Li, 2022: Multi-year El Niño events tied to the North Pacific Oscillation. Nature Communications, 13 (1), 1-11.
41. Sun, C., Y. Liu, T. Wei, F. Kucharski, J. Li, and C. Wang, 2022: Cross-hemispheric SST propagation enhances the predictability of tropical western Pacific climate. npj Clim. Atmos. Sci., 5, 38.
42. Fan, H., S. Yang, C. Wang, Y. Wu, and G. Zhang, 2022: Strengthening amplitude and impact of the Pacific meridional mode on ENSO in the warming climate depicted by CMIP6 models. J. Climate, 35, 5195-5213.
43. Wang, H., and C. Wang, 2022: What caused the increase of tropical cyclones in the western North Pacific during the period of 2011-2020? Clim. Dyn., 60, 165-177.
44. Zheng, M., and C. Wang, 2022: Interdecadal changes of tropical cyclone intensity in the South China Sea. Clim. Dyn., 60, 409-425.
45. Li, W., X. Li, X. Zhao, C. Sun, T. Nie, Y. Hu, and C. Wang, 2022: Impacts of climate change and human perturbations on organic carbon burial in the Pearl River Estuary over the last century. Front. Mar. Sci., 9, 848757.
46. Fu, Y., P. Brandt, F. P. Tuchen, J. F. Lübbecke, and C. Wang, 2022: Representation of the mean Atlantic subtropical cells in CMIP6 models. J. Geophy. Res., 127, e2021JC018191.
47. Zhao, H., K. Zhao, P. J. Klotzbach, L. Wu, and C. Wang, 2022: Interannual and interdecadal drivers of meridional migration of western North Pacific tropical cyclone lifetime maximum intensity location. J. Climate, 35, 2709-2722.
48. Lin, W., and C. Wang, 2022: Longer summers in the Northern Hemisphere under global warming. Clim. Dyn., 58, 2293–2307.
49. Xie, M., C. Wang, and S. Chen, 2022: The role of the Maritime Continent SST anomalies in maintaining the Pacific-Japan pattern on decadal time scales. J. Climate, 35, 1079-1095.
50. He, C., Z. Cui, and C. Wang, 2022: Response of western North Pacific anomalous anticyclone in the summer of decaying El Niño to global warming: Diverse projections based on CMIP6 and CMIP5 models. J. Climate, 35, 359-372.
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