Xianda Gong
Assistant Professor

gongxianda@westlake.edu.cn
Office: E3-420
Xianda Gong received his Bachelor’s degree from Northwest University in 2013 and Master’s degree from Fudan University in 2016, both in Environmental Science. Xianda received his Ph.D. degree in Meteorology from Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research (Leipzig University, Germany) in 2020. He then worked as a Postdoctoral Research Associate at Washington University in St. Louis. He joined Westlake University as a principle investigator in 2023.
More informations: Google Scholar .

Xing Wei
Postdoctoral Researcher

weixing@westlake.edu.cn
Office: E2-219
Dr. Xing Wei received his Ph.D. degree in 2024 from Ocean University of China. His research primarily focuses on secondary aerosol particles and their climatic effects. In the future, his work will center on using the WRF-Chem model for atmospheric research.
More informations: Researchgate .

Xiaoyu Xu
Ph.D. Student (2023)

xuxiaoyu@westlake.edu.cn
Office: E2-219
Xu’s research mainly focuses on the contribution of blowing snow in the Antarctic to cloud condensation nuclei, ice-nucleating particles, and the impact on climate change.
Xiaoyu is an adventurer with endless enthusiasm. Inspired by her life motto of "explore, embrace, and empower," she always seeks to discover interesting things through continuous exploration and to empower herself with an open mind from whatever she encounters.
More informations: Google Scholar ＆ Researchgate .

Yuhan Cheng
Ph.D. Student (2024)

chengyuhan@westlake.edu.cn
Office: E2-219
Cheng’s research mainly focuses on using machine learning methods to understand cloud condensation nuclei (CCN) and ice-nucleating particles (INPs) controlling factors.
Yuhan is a truth-seeker with an insatiable scientific curiosity, driven to abstract the core mechanisms and principles behind natural phenomena.
More informations: Google Scholar ＆ Researchgate

Liwen Wang
Ph.D. Student (2024)

wangliwen@westlake.edu.cn
Office: E2-219
Wang’s research mainly focuses on linking aerosol and cloud properties via flight measurements.
Liwen is a passionate seeker. Her life motto is, "Most things in the world don't matter much, except for truth and passion." Guided by this motto, she constantly strives to explore what she truly loves. She is currently delving deeper into her own path of truth while embracing all other possibilities with an open mind.
More informations: Researchgate

Shuling Chen
Ph.D. Student (2024)

chenshuling@westlake.edu.cn
Office: E2-219
Chen’s research mainly focuses on Ice-nucleating characteristics of microplastics.
More informations: Researchgate

Kaiqi Wang
Research Assistant

wangkaiqi87@westlake.edu.cn
Office: E2-219
Wang’s research mainly focuses on the measurements of ice nucleus and aerosol.
More informations: Researchgate

Yu Wang
Research Assistant

wangyu60@westlake.edu.cn
Office: E2-219
Wang’s research mainly focuses on the in-situ observation of atmospheric pollutants in livestock farming.

Yaohua Du
Administrative Assistant

duyaohua@westlake.edu.cn
Office: E2-219
Responsible for the daily operation of the laboratory and team.