近日，美国地球物理学会（AGU）公布2026年度“全球环境变化青年科学家奖”（Global Environmental Change Early Career Award），我校环境科学与工程学院李柯教授因其在阐明复杂化学与气象环境下的大气污染问题等方面的突出研究贡献而入选。
Recently, the American Geophysical Union (AGU) announced the recipients of the 2026 Global Environmental Change Early Career Award. Professor Li Ke from the School of Environmental Science and Engineering at Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology (NUIST) was selected in recognition of his outstanding research contributions to advancing the understanding of air pollution under complex chemical and meteorological conditions, among other areas.
AGU全球环境变化青年科学家奖是从全球范围内遴选获得博士学位10年内取得突出成就的青年科学家，以表彰其“在全球环境变化领域研究、教育和社会影响方面作出杰出贡献”，2026年度共有5位青年科学家入选。美国地球物理学会成立于1919年，是地球科学、大气科学、海洋科学、水文科学、空间科学等领域的国际性学术组织，在全球100多个国家拥有6万多名会员。每年的AGU年会都吸引来自世界各地的约3万名科学家参加。
The AGU Global Environmental Change Early Career Award recognizes early-career scientists from around the world who have made outstanding achievements within 10 years of receiving their doctoral degrees, honoring their “outstanding contributions to research, education, and societal impact in the field of global environmental change.” A total of five early-career scientists were selected for the 2026 award. Founded in 1919, the American Geophysical Union is an international scholarly organization covering fields including Earth sciences, atmospheric sciences, ocean sciences, hydrological sciences, and space sciences. It has more than 60,000 members across over 100 countries and regions worldwide. Each year, the AGU Annual Meeting attracts approximately 30,000 scientists from around the world.
李柯本科毕业于我校大气科学专业，博士毕业于中国科学院大气物理研究所。长期从事大气化学与气候变化领域的研究工作，主要利用大气化学数值模式、结合环境大数据和统计分析方法，致力于解决大气污染与气候领域的基础科学问题。已发表SCI论文100余篇，被引1万余次。曾获谢义炳青年气象科技奖、达摩院青橙奖等多项荣誉。担任Science Bulletin、Geophysical Research Letters、Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics、Environmental Research Letters等期刊编委或编辑。
Professor Li Ke received his bachelor’s degree in Atmospheric Science from NUIST and his PhD from the Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences. He has long been engaged in research on atmospheric chemistry and climate change. His work primarily uses atmospheric chemistry numerical models, combined with environmental big data and statistical analysis methods, to address fundamental scientific questions related to air pollution and climate. He has published more than 100 SCI-indexed papers, which have received over 10,000 citations. He has received numerous honors, including the Xie Yibing Young Meteorological Science and Technology Award and the DAMO Academy Green Orange Award. He also serves on the editorial boards or as an editor for journals including Science Bulletin, Geophysical Research Letters, Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, and Environmental Research Letters.
获奖链接[Award link]https://www.agu.org/honors/gec-early-career/past-recipients
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