姓 名:
　曹军骥 性 别:
　男
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　研究员 学 历:
　博士
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　陕西省西安市雁塔区雁翔路97号　710061


简历：
　　曹军骥, 博士，二级研究员，博士生导师，2009年基金委****获得者。
　　现任中国科学院地球环境研究所气溶胶与环境研究室主任、陕西省环境保护细粒子重点实验室主任、中国科学院气溶胶化学与物理重点实验室主任。
　　在气溶胶及其环境影响、PM_2.5污染与治理等领域取得系统创新成果，参与出版英文专著2部、中文4部，发表论文400余篇，其中SCI论文350余篇，包括《Nature》、《Science》等国际高影响SCI期刊。被SCI总引2万余次，4篇论文入选ISI全球地学“HighlyCitedPapers”，SCI论文被引H指数达到66，入选美国ISI全世界地学高引用率科学家目录(Top500)。
　　任SCI期刊《Journal of Air & Waste Management Association》副主编、SCI《Atmospheric Environment》编委，SCI期刊《Aerosol 　& 　Air　Quality Research》编辑、SCI期刊《Particuology》编委、核心期刊《中国粉体技术》编委。兼任国际气溶胶学会(IARA)执委、国际空气与废弃物管理学会(AWMA)环境监测技术委员会主席兼中国学会主席、中国颗粒学会常务理事兼青年工作委员会副主任、气溶胶专业委员会副主任，纽约科学院会员、美国科学促进会会员、美国地球物理研究会会员，2011年至2014年亚洲气溶胶学会主席。西安交通大学全球环境变化研究院副院长、教授。在国际会议上做邀请报告10余次；两次获国家自然科学二等奖；国际气溶胶学会IAFA奖、2009年获亚洲气溶胶青年科学家奖；2009年入选新世纪百千****才工程国家级人选。2013年荣获“2013 Frank A. Chambers Excellence in Air Pollution Control Award”是亚洲第一位获此殊荣的****。获第十二届中国青年科技奖、第十届“中国科学院十大****”称号(2010)，第二届“SCOPUS寻找青年科学之星”环境科学领域成长奖(2010)，第三届亚洲气溶胶研究青年科学家奖(国内唯一)(2009)、第二届中国科学院王宽诚西部****突出贡献奖（2009）、第五届中国颗粒学会青年颗粒学奖（2008）、首届中国气溶胶研究青年科学家奖（2007）
主要从事气溶胶与环境、PM2.5研究与控制、古气溶胶循环等研究。


研究方向：
主要从事气溶胶与环境、PM2.5研究与控制、古气溶胶循环等研究。


专家类别：
****;研究员;博导

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获奖及荣誉：

代表论著：
　　Publications (selected)
　　1. Huang Ru-Jin, Yanlin Zhang, Carlo Bozzetti, Kin-Fai Ho, Jun-Ji Cao*, Yongming Han, Kaspar R. Daellenbach, Jay G. Slowik, Stephen M. Platt, Francesco Canonaco, Peter Zotter, RobertWolf, Simone M. Pieber, Emily A. Bruns, Monica Crippa, Giancarlo Ciarelli, Andrea Piazzalunga, Margit Schwikowski, Gu¨lcinAbbaszade, Ju¨rgenSchnelle-Kreis, Ralf Zimmermann, Zhisheng An, So¨nkeSzidat, UrsBaltensperger, Imad El Haddad, & Andre′ S. H. Pre′vo？t*. High secondary aerosol contribution to particulate pollution during haze events in China. Nature, 514, 218-222, 2014.
　　2. Cao Junji, Tie Xuexi, Dabberdt Walter, Tang Jie, Zhao Zhuzi, and An Zhisheng, On the potential high acid deposition in northeastern China, JGR, 118, 4834–4846, doi:10.1002/jgrd.50381, 2013.
　　3. Cao J.J., , Zhu C.S., Tie X.X., Geng F.H., Xu H.M., Wang G.H., Han Y.M., Ho K.F., Ho. S.S.H. Characteristics and sources of carbonaceous aerosols from Shanghai, China, Atmos. Chem. Phys. 13, 803–817, 2013 2013.
　　4. Cao J.J., Chow J.C., Lee, S.C., Watson J.G., Evolution of PM2.5 measurements and standards in the U.S. and future perspectives for China. Aer. & Air Qual. Res., 13: 1197–1211, 2013.
　　5. Cao J.J., et al., Fine Particulate Matter Constituents and Cardiopulmonary Mortality in a Heavily-Polluted Chinese City. Environmental Health Perspectives, dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.**, 2012.
　　6. Cao J.J., et al., Isotope characteristics of carbonaceous aerosols in the urban atmosphere of China. Atmos. Environ., 45, 1359-1363, 2011.
　　7. Cao J.J., et al., Chemical Composition of Indoor and Outdoor Atmospheric Particles at Emperor Qin's Terra-cotta Museum, Xi’an, China. Aer. &Air Qual. Res., 11, 70–79, 2011.
　　8. Cao J.J., et al., Black Carbon (BC) Contamination on Tibetan Glaciers, Measured in the Southeast Tibetan Plateau. J Atmos Chem., 67:45–60, 2010.
　　9. Cao J.J., et al., Concentrations, Temporal Variations, and Transport of Carbonaceous Aerosols at a Remote Mountainous Region in Western China. Atmos. Environ., 43, 4444-4452, 2009.
　　10. Cao J.J., et al., Black carbon relationships with emissions and meteorology in Xi’an, China. Atmos. Res., 94, 194-202, 2009.
　　11. Cao J.J., et al., Characterization of atmospheric ammonia over Xi’an, China. Aer. & Air Qual. Res., 9, 277-289, 2009.
　　12. Cao J.J., et al., Seasonal Variations and Sources of PM10 Mass and Chemical Composition of Aerosol in Hangzhou, China, Particuology, 7, 161-168, 2009.
　　13. Cao J.J., Zhu C.S., Chow J.C., et al. Stable Carbon and Oxygen Isotopic Composition of Carbonate in Fugitive Dust in the Chinese Loess Plateau. Atmos. Environ., 42, 9118–9122, 2008.
　　14. Cao J.J., Chow J.C., Watson J.G., et al. Size-differentiated Source Profiles for Fugitive Dust in the Chinese Loess Plateau. Atmos. Environ., 42, 2261-2275, 2008.
　　15. Cao J.J., Lee S.C., Chow J.C., et al. Spatial and Seasonal Distributions of Carbonaceous Aerosols over China. Journal of Geophysical Research, 112, D22S11, doi:10.1029/2006JD008205, 2007.
　　16. Cao J.J., Lee S.C., Ho K.F., et al. Characterization of Roadside Fine Particulate Carbon and its 8 Fractions in Hong Kong. Aerosol & Air Quality Research, 6(2), 106-122, 2006.
　　17. Cao J.J., F. Wu, Chow J. C., et al. Characterization and source apportionment of atmospheric organic and elemental carbon during fall and winter of 2003 in Xi’an, China. Atmos. Chem. Phys., 5, 3127–3137, 2005.
　　18. Cao, J.J., S. C. Lee, J. C. Chow, et al. Indoor/Outdoor Relationships for PM2.5 and Associated Carbonaceous Pollutants at Residential Homes in Hong Kong – Case Study. Indoor Air, 15(3): 197-204, 2005.
　　19. Cao, J.J., S. C. Lee, X. Y. Zhang, et al. Characterization of airborne carbonate over a site on Asian Dust source regions during 2002 spring and its climatic and environmental significance. Journal of Geophysical Research, 110, D03203, doi:10.1029/2004JD005244, 2005.
　　20. Cao, J.J., Lee S.C., Ho K.F., et al. Spatial and seasonal variations of atmospheric organic carbon and elemental carbon in Pearl River Delta region, China. Atmospheric Environment, 38, 4447–4456, 2004.
　　21. Cao J. J., Wang Y. Q., Zhang X. Y., et al. Analysis of carbon isotope in airborne carbonate: implications for aeolian sources. Chinese Science Bulletin, 2004 49(15), 1637-1641, 2004.
　　22. Cao J.J., Lee S.C., Ho K.F., et al., Characteristics of Carbonaceous Aerosol in Pearl River Delta Region, China during 2001 Winter Period. Atmosphere Environment, 37, 1451-1460, 2003.
　　23. Cao J.J., Lee S.C., Zheng X.D., et al. Characteristics of Hong Kong aerosols during the dust storm in April 1998. Water, Air and Soil Pollution, Focus 3: 213–229, 2003.
　　24. Xu B.Q., Cao J.J., Hansen. J., et al., Black Soot and the Survival of Tibetan Glaciers. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA, 106, 22114-22118, 2009.
　　25. Jickells T.D., Z.S. An, K. K. Andersen, A.R. Baker, G. Bergametti, N. Brooks, Cao, J.J., et al. Global Iron Connections Between Desert Dust, Ocean Biogeochemistry, and Climate, Science, 308, 67-71, 2005.