Hsiang-Jui Wang

Dr. Hsiang-Jui Wang is a Principal Research Scientist at the School of Earth & Atmospheric Sciences, Georgia Institute of Technology, within the College of Sciences. His work focuses on Atmospheric Chemistry, Aerosols & Clouds, Climate, Oceanography, and Weather. He specializes in remote sensing of atmospheric trace gases, climate change impacts, atmospheric data analysis, and inverse modeling for emission estimates.

• Ph.D. Atmospheric Science, Georgia Tech (1995)
• M.S. Geophysics, Georgia Tech (1991)
• B.S. Atmospheric Science, National Taiwan University (1985)

His research interests include advancing understanding of climate systems through remote sensing technologies and data-driven emission estimation models. He has contributed to significant projects like NASA's Aura mission and the IPCC's Nobel Prize-winning work.

• Awards:
• 2005: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Exceptional Group Achievement Award (Aura Science Team)
• 2008: Contribution to IPCC's 2007 Nobel Peace Prize

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