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【学术兼职】 期刊审稿人:Geophysical Research Letters, Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics,JGR, Science of the Total Environment, Environment Pollution, Atmospheric Research等 【获奖与荣誉】 2018.10气象科学技术进步成果奖二等奖,中国气象学会 |