Dié Wang

Dr. Dié Wang is a Scientist at Brookhaven National Laboratory's Environmental Science and Technologies Department since 2020, with an adjunct professorship at Stony Brook University since 2024. She leads observational and modeling studies on convective cloud systems, aerosol impacts on cloud dynamics, and atmospheric radiative transfer.

• PhD in Environmental Science (Mention très honorable), Université Pierre et Marie Curie (2016)
• MSc and BSc in Meteorology and Atmospheric Science from Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology (2013 and 2010)

Her research integrates advanced instrumentation, machine learning, and high-resolution modeling to investigate:

• Convective cloud lifecycle and detrainment processes
• Aerosol-cloud-precipitation interactions
• Climate system energy and water cycle dynamics
• Grid sensitivity in mesoscale convective system simulations
• Cloud tracking algorithm development (CoCoMET v1.0)
• Atmospheric radiation and microphysical parameterization

Recent publications highlight her work on aerosol forcing in deep convection, sea-breeze dynamics, and machine learning frameworks for aerosol-cloud interactions. She has over 25 peer-reviewed articles, with a focus on DOE ARM facility collaborations and convective gray zone modeling.

• DOE Early Career Research Program funding (2021)
• BNL SPOTLIGHT Award (2021)
• CNES/French Airbus Scholarship for graduate studies (2013-2016)
• Top graduate at NUIST (2013)

As ARM science translator and former instrument mentor for rain gauges/disdrometers, she bridges observational and modeling communities. Her work involves extensive field campaign participation (TRACER, EPCAPE) and leadership roles in ASR program working groups.