Nan Meng

Nan Meng is a Doctoral Researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry in Jena, Germany, affiliated with the Department of Biogeochemical Integration and the Eco-Meteorology Research group. She holds the academic rank of Researcher and maintains an active research profile in biogeochemical processes.

Her educational trajectory includes:

• Bachelor of Science in Atmospheric Sciences from Lanzhou University (2015-2019)
• Ongoing PhD candidacy in Geography at Lanzhou University (2019-present)
• PhD candidacy in the Eco-Meteorology Working group at the Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry (June 2024-present)

Meng's research centers on vegetation phenology and carbon cycle dynamics, operating at the intersection of ecosystem science and atmospheric interactions. Her work examines seasonal vegetation changes and their implications for carbon sequestration, contributing to climate change modeling and ecosystem response prediction. This research falls within the broader frameworks of terrestrial biogeochemistry and land-atmosphere exchange processes.

As a core member of the Eco-Meteorology Research group, Meng participates in field studies and modeling initiatives focused on biosphere-atmosphere interactions. The group employs advanced instrumentation and computational approaches to quantify energy, water, and carbon fluxes across diverse ecosystems, with applications in climate science and environmental monitoring.