1. 个人简介

        张仁健，男，1967年生，研究员/实验室副主任，博士生导师。1988年于南京大学气象系获学士学位，1997年在中国科学院大气物理所博士学位。现任中国颗粒学会副理事长、北京粉体技术协会副理事 长、中国颗粒学会气溶胶专委会主任、国际气溶胶学会执行委员、亚洲气溶胶学会执行委员、SCI期刊《Aerosol and Air Quality Research》及《Air Quality, Atmosphere & Health》编委、中国科学院研究生院兼职教授、CEOP通榆站执行站长。

        主要从事PM2.5、气溶胶及其气候效应方面的研究与教学工作。目前承担国家973课题、国家自然科学基金等项目。多次发起组织国内外气溶胶学术研讨会，5次组织编辑出版气溶胶研究专刊，参加制定评 审多个气溶胶及颗粒物测量国家标准。

    已发表SCI论文90余篇，获得2项国家发明专利和1项实用新型专利。

         获得“中国气溶胶青年科学家奖”、“涂长望青年气象科技奖”、“学笃风正”优秀中青年科技工作者奖”、 “全国优秀青年气象科技工作者”等荣誉称号；作为主要参加者之一还获得国家环保部环保科技一等奖和国家科学技术进步二等奖。

  

2.  研究方向

气溶胶及其气候环境效应，PM2.5及源解析

 

3. 联系方式

  地址：北京朝阳区华严里40号楼 中国科学院大气物理所

  邮编：100029

  电话：010-62064089

  Email：zrj@mail.iap.ac.cn，zrj@tea.ac.cn

 

4. 学习与工作经历

1984年9月-1988年7月，南京大学大气科学系学士学位

1988年7月-1990年8月，在中科院大气所实习研究员

1990年9月-1997年8月，在中科院大气所博士学位

1997年8月-1999年3月, 在中科院大气物理所助理研究员

1999年4月-2003年12月, 在中科院大气物理所副研究员

2004年1月-至今，中国科学院大气物理研究所研究员

 

5.  承担科研项目

    国家科技部973项目之“城市群区大气污染物的辐射强迫及其对能量平衡的影响”课题

    （2010CB428503），执行期限：2010-2014，课题组长

    国家自然科学面上基金项目：华北典型城市、背景地区黑碳气溶胶吸收特性、尺度分布和混合状态的

        观测研究（41175131），执行期限：2012-2015，主持人

 

6.  代表性论文论著

1. Zhang R., J. Jing, J. Tao, S.-C. Hsu, G. Wang, J. Cao, C. S. L. Lee, L. Zhu,

    Z. Chen, Y. Zhao, and Z. Shen, 2013, Chemical characterizations and source

    apportionment of PM2.5 in Beijing: Seasonal perspective, Atmos. Chem. Phys., 13,

    7053–7074, doi:10.5194/acp-13-7053-2013

2. Zhang Renjian, Tao Jun, Ho K. F., Shen Zhenxing, Wang Gehui, Cao Junji, Liu Suixin,

    Zhang Leiming, and Lee S.C., 2012, Characterization of atmospheric organic carbon and

    elemental carbon of PM2.5 in a typical semi-arid area of Northeastern China, Aerosol

    and Air Quality Research, 12: 792–802. doi: 10.4209/aaqr.2011.07.0110

3. Zhang Renjian, Shen Zhenxing, Zhang Leiming, Zhang Meigen, Wang Xin, and Zhang Kun, 2011,

    Elemental composition of atmospheric particles during periods with and without traffic

    restriction in Beijing: the effectiveness of traffic restriction measure, Scientific

    Online Letters on the Atmosphere, 7: 61-64, doi:10.2151/sola.2011-016

4. Zhang Renjian, Shen Zhenxing, Cheng Tiantao, Zhang Meigen, Liu Yanju, 2010, The elemental

    composition of atmospheric particles at Beijing during Asian dust events in spring 2004,

    Aerosol and Air Quality Research, 10: 67–75, doi: 10.4209/aaqr.2009.05.0038.

5. Zhang Renjian, Ho Kin-Fai, Cao Junji, Han Zhiwei, Zhang Meigen, Cheng Yan,

    Lee Shung-Cheng, 2009, Organic carbon and elemental carbon associated with PM10 in

    Beijing during spring time, Journal of Hazardous Materials, 172: 970-977,

    doi:10.1016/j.jhazmat.2009.07.087.

6. Zhang Renjian, Shen Zhenxing, Zou Han, 2009, Atmospheric Pb levels over mount Qomolangma

    region, Particuology, 7(3),211-214. doi:10.1016/j.partic.2008.10.002

7. Zhang Renjian, Han Zhiwei, Cheng Tiantao, Tao Jun, 2009, Chemical properties and origin

    of dust aerosols in Beijing during springtime, Particuology, 7(1), 61-67.

    doi:10.1016/j.partic.2008.11.003

8. Zhang Renjian, Fu Congbin, Han Zhiwei, Zhu Chongshu, 2008, Characteristics of elemental

    composition of PM2.5 in the spring period at Tongyu in the semi-arid region of Northeast

    China, Adv.Atmos.Sci., 25(6): 922-931.

9. Zhang Renjian, Han Zhiwei, Shen Zhenxin, Cao Junji, 2008, Continuous measurement of

    number concentrations and elemental composition of aerosol particles for a dust storm

    event in Beijing, Adv. Atmos.Sci., 25(1):89-95.

10. Zhang Renjian, Shen Zhenxing, Zou Han, Wang Wei, Han Yuemei, Zhou Juan, 2008, Study of

    elemental mass size distributions of aerosol in Lijiang, a background site in Southwest

    China, Aerosol and Air Quality Research, 8(3):339-347.

11. Zhang R.J., Cao J.J., Lee S.C., Shen Z.X., Ho K.F., 2007, Carbonaceous aerosols in PM10

    and pollution gases in winter in Beijing, J. Environ. Sci.,19(5):564-571.

12. Zhang Renjian, Wang Zifa, Shen Zhenxin, Yabuki S., Kanai Y., Ohta A., 2006,

    Physicochemical characterization and origin of the 20 March 2002 heavy dust storm in

    Beijing, Aerosol and Air Quality Research, 6(3),268-280.

13. Zhang R.J., Arimoto R., An J.L., Yabuki S., Sun J.H., 2005, Ground observations of a

    strong dust storm in Beijing in March 2002, J.Geophys.Res., 110(D18S06),

    doi:10.1029/2004JD004589.

14. Zhang Renjian, Xu Yongfu, Han Zhiwei, 2004, A comparison analysis of chemical

    composition of aerosols in the dust and non-dust periods in Beijing, Adv. Atmos.Sci.,

    21(2), 300-305.

15. Zhang R.J., Wang M.X., Sheng L.F., Kanai Y., and Ohta A., 2004, Seasonal

    characterization of dust days, mass concentration and dry deposition of atmospheric

    aerosols over Qingdao, China, China Particuology, 2(5), 196-199.

16. Zhang Renjian, Wang Mingxing, Zhang Xiaoye, Zhu Guanghua, 2003,Analysis on the chemical

    and physical properties of particles in a dust storm in spring in Beijing, Powder

    Technology, 137(1),77-82.

17. Zhang Renjian, Xu Yongfu, Han Zhiwei, 2003, Inorganic chemical composition and source

    signature of PM_2.5 in Beijing during ACE-Asia period, Chinese Science Bulletin, 48(10),

    1002-1005.

18. Zhang Renjian, Wang Mingxing, Xia Xiangao, 2002, Chemical composition of aerosols in

    winter/spring in Beijing, Journal of Environmental Sciences, 14(1), 7-11.

19. Zhang Renjian, Wang Mingxing and Ren Lixin, 2001, Long-term trends of carbon monoxide

    inferred using a 2-d Model, Chemosphere-Global Change Science, 3(2),123-132.

20. Zhang Renjian, Wang Mingxing, Fu Jianzhong, 2001, Preliminary research on the size

    distribution of aerosols in Beijing, Adv. Atmos.Sci., 18(2), 225-230.

21. Zhang Renjian, Wang Mingxing, 2001, Numerical simulation of atmospheric methane trends

    over the last 150 Years，ACTA. Meteor. Sinaca, 15(1), 12-20.

22. Zhang Renjian, Wang Mingxing, and Zeng Qingcun, 2000, Global two-dimensional chemistry

    model and simulation of atmospheric chemical composition, Adv. Atmos.Sci., 17(1), 72-82.

23. Zhang Renjian and Wang Mingxing, 1999, Modeling the sudden decrease in CH₄ growth rate

    in 1992, Adv. Atmos.Sci., 16(2), 242-250.