Curriculum Vitae
Dr. Linghua WANG
Professor
Institute of Space Physics and Applied Technology (ISPAT)
School of Earth and Space Sciences
Peking University
Office: Room 416, North Physics Building, Peking
University, Beijing, 100871, China
Tel: 86-10-62767193
E-mail: wanglhwang@pku.edu.cn or wanglhwang@gmail.com
EDUCATION:
1999.07 Peking University, B.S. in space physics
2002.07 Peking University, M.S. in space physics
2009.12 University of California, Berkeley, Ph.D. in physics
ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS:
2009.12 – 2011.11 Postdoc, Space Sciences Laboratory, University of California,Berkeley
2011.12 – 2012.05 Assistant Research Physicist, Space Sciences Laboratory,
University of California, Berkeley
2012.05 – 2018.04 Assistant professor, ISPAT, Peking University
2018.05 – 2023.01 Associate professor, ISPAT, Peking University
2023.02 – present Professor, ISPAT, Peking University
RESEARCH INTERESTS:I am interested in Solar and Heliospheric Physics from the experimental point ofview. My research is primarily focused on four topics: 1) suprathermal particles inthe solar wind, 2) acceleration and transport of solar energetic particles, 3)
development of space-borne energetic particle instruments, 4) energetic neutral
atoms from the Sun, heliosphere and planetary magnetosphere.
SERVICES:• 2021- present Associate Editor, JGR-space physics• 2017- present Secretary of AOGS ST section• 2019- present Editorial board for Spacecraft Environment Engineering andReviews of Geophysics and Planetary Physics• 2021- present Guest Editor for Frontiers in Astronomy and Space Sciences• Editor of the AIP Proceedings of the 14th International Solar Wind Conference• SOC member of the 14th, 15th and 16th International Solar Wind Conferences• Primary Convener of more than 20 sessions in AGU, AOGS, EGU, etc.
AWARDS AND HONORS:
2015 China Young Female Scientist Award
2017 Young Research Award, the Association of Asia Pacific Physical Societies，Division of Plasma2022 National Distinguished Young Scholar

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INSTRUMENTATION ACTIVITES:• PI for the development of Interplanetary Ultralow-noise 3-Dimensional
Energetic Particle Instrument, funded by NSFC
• Co-I for the Energetic Particle Detector (EPD) onboard Solar Orbiter• Co-I for the Mercury Plasma Particle Experiment (MPPE) onboard
BepiColombo/MMO• Co-I for the Imaging Energetic Electron Spectrometer (IES) onboard theChinese navigation satellites, and onboard the coming FY-3 and -4 and CSES02 satellites• Co-PI for the Energetic Neutral Atom Imaging Instrument onboard the coming
Chinese satellite.
• Participate in calibrating/explaining the measurements from WIND/3DP andSTEREO/STE.
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Linghua Wang, Interplanetary energetic electrons observed
cusp/cap/lobes, Reviews of Modern Plasma Physics 6 (1), 1-25, 2022

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Wang Linghua, Qiugang Zong, Quanqi Shi, Robert F. Wimmer-Schweingruber, and Stuart
D. Bale, Solar Energetic Electrons Entering the Earth’s Cusp/Lobe, The AstrophysicalJournal, 910, 12, 2021.
WANG Linghua, ZONG Qiugang, REN Jie. Detection of Energetic Particles in the Outer
Heliosphere and its Boundaries[J]. Journal of Deep Space Exploration, 7(6):567-573, 2020,
doi: 10.15982/j.issn.2096-9287.2020.20200061
Wang, L., Q.-G. Zong, Q. Shi, Y. Wang, C. Tu, J. He, H. Tian, Wimmer-Schweingruber,
Robert, and H. Zou, Discrete energetic (～50-200 keV) electron events in the high-altitude
cusp/polar cap/lobe, Sci. China Tech. Sci., doi:10.1007Ss11431-017-9119-x，2017.
L Wang, S Krucker, GM Mason, RP Lin, G Li, The injection of ten electron/3He-rich SEP
events, Astronomy & Astrophysics 585, A119, 2016.
Wang, Linghua; Yang, Liu; He, Jiansen; Tu, Chuanyi; Pei, Zhongtian; WimmerSchweingruber, Robert F; Bale, Stuart D, Solar Wind ~20–200 keV Superhalo Electrons at
Quiet Times, The Astrophysical Journal Letters, 803(1) L2, 2015.
Wang, Linghua; Li, Gang; Shih, Albert Y; Lin, Robert P; Wimmer-Schweingruber, Robert F,
Simulation of Energetic Neutral Atoms from Solar Energetic Particles, The AstrophysicalJournal Letters, 793(2), L37, 2014.
Wang, Linghua; Lin, RP; Krucker, Säm; Mason, Glenn M, A statistical study of solar
electron events over one solar cycle, The Astrophysical Journal, 759(1), 69, 2012.
Wang, Linghua; Lin, Robert P; Salem, Chadi; Pulupa, Marc; Larson, Davin E; Yoon, Peter
H; Luhmann, Janet G, Quiet-time Interplanetary~ 2-20 keV Superhalo Electrons at Solar
Minimum, The Astrophysical Journal Letters,753(1), L23, 2012.
Wang, L; Lin, RP; Krucker, Säm, Pitch-angle Distributions and Temporal Variations of 0.3300 keV Solar Impulsive Electron Events, The Astrophysical Journal, 727(2), 121, 2011.
Wang, Linghua; Lin, RP; Parks, GK; Brandt, PC; Roelof, EC; Sample, JG; Eastwood, JP;
Larson, DE; Curtis, DW; Luhmann, JG, Energetic, ~5–90 keV neutral atom imaging of aweak substorm with STEREO/STE, Geophysical Research Letters, 37, 8, 2010.
Wang, Linghua; Lin, Robert P; Larson, Davin E; Luhmann, Janet G, Domination ofheliosheath pressure by shock-accelerated pickup ions from observations of neutral
atoms, Nature, 454(7200), 81-83, 2008.
Wang, Linghua; Lin, Robert P; Krucker, Sam; Gosling, John T, Evidence for double
injections in scatter‐free solar impulsive electron events, Geophysical research letters,
33(3), 2006.

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