Atmospheric Sciences

Peishan Chan

Peishan Chen is a Postdoc at the Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences. She received her PhD in Meteorology at the Institute of Atmospheric Physics, China. During her doctorate, she spent one year as a visiting PhD student at the University of Hamburg, Germany, where she applied the wave decomposition technique to analyze the circulation associated with subseasonal convective variability over the subtropical western North Pacific. Her research focuses on the variability of western North Pacific convection and the connections between the tropics and extratropics.

Highlights from EGUsphere

Roxana S. Cremer, Peishan Chan, Liz Coleman and Ruoyu Sun October 15, 2026

Drawing inspiration from new research shared by EGU scientists, this column brings you some of the latest publications. This edition covers the globe, from the air we breathe in Ireland and China to the waves that stitch the tropics to the Southern Hemisphere. Surface ozone in Ireland: where does it really come from? Ozone plays …[Read More]