Basic Information
Tel: 0755-86238190
Address: L804, Information Building, Harbin Institute of Technology Shenzhen, Shenzhen, China
Email: pbzuo@hit.edu.cn
Research fields: Heliospheric physics, solar wind-magnetosphere coupling, and space weather
Personal Profile
Zuo Pingbing, associate professor, engaged principally in heliospheric physics, space weather and space exploration. He is the author/co-author of more than 60 publications in professional top journals. He is the member of the youth innovation promotion association of Chinese Academy of Sciences. He has won the excellent award of president of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Excellent Doctoral Dissertation Award of Chinese Academy of Sciences, National Excellent Doctoral Dissertation nomination, and excellent member of young innovation promotion association of Chinese Academy of Sciences. He has been funded by three projects of the National Natural Science Foundation of China. Now he is responsible for the HITSZ station of the Meridian Space Weather Monitoring Project. He has also been funded by a number of science and technology projects of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guangdong Province and Shenzhen City.
Academic Experience
2017.01-present Associate Professor
Institute Space Science and Applied Technology
Harbin Institute of Technology Shenzhen, China
2011.01–2016.12 Associate Researcher
State Key Laboratory of space weather
National Space Science Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
2012.09–2014.07 Research Scientist
Department of Physics and Space Sciences
Florida Institute of Technology, United States
2009.11–2011.12 Postdoctoral Research Associate
Department of Physics and Space Sciences
Florida Institute of Technology, United States
2008.07–2010.12 Assistant Researcher
State Key Laboratory of space weather
National Center for space science, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Education
Sep 2003–Jul 2008 Ph.D., University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Major in Space Physics
Dissertation title: Observational Study on the Meso- and Micro-scale Structures in the Solar Wind
Sep 1999–Jul 2003 Bachelor, University of Science and Technology of China, China.
Major in Space Physics Minor in Electronic Engineering
Selected Journal Publications
1. Gao, Z. L., Shang, X. J., Zuo, P. B.*, Zou, Z. Y., Wang, G., Feng, X. S., Wang, Y., Guan C. Y. and Wei, F. S., Lag-correlated rising tones of electron cyclotron harmonic and whistler-mode upper-band chorus waves, Phys. Plasmas (2020), 27, 062903, doi: 10.1063/5.0008812. (JCR Q2, Selected as featured）
2. Gao, Z. L., Zuo, P. B.*, Feng, X. S., Wang, Y., Jiang, C. W., & Wei, F. S. Evidence of nonlinear interactions between magnetospheric electron cyclotron harmonic waves. Geophysical Research Letters (2020), 47, e2020GL088452, (JCR Q1)
3. Zou, Z. Y, Zuo, P. B.*, Ni, B. B., Gao, Z. L., Wang, G., Zhao, Z. Y., Feng, X. S., and Wei, F. S., Two-step Dropouts of Radiation Belt Electron Phase Space Density Induced by a Magnetic Cloud Event, Astrophy. J. Letters(2020), 895:L24, 2020 May 20. (JCR Q1)
4. Z. L. Zhou, P. B. Zuo*, X. S. Feng, Y. Wang, C. W. Jiang, and X. S. Song, Intermittencies and Local Heating in Magnetic Cloud Boundary Layers, Solar Phys. (2019), 294, 149. (JCR Q2)
5. Z. L. Zhou, P. B. Zuo*, F. S. Wei, X. S. Feng, Y. Wang, L. D. Wang, C. W. Jiang, X. J. Song, and X. J. Xu, Intermittent Heating in the Magnetic Cloud Sheath Regions, Astrophy. J. Letters (2019), 885:L13 (5pp), 2019 November 1. (JCR Q1)
6. Z. Y. Zou, P. B. Zuo*, B. B. Ni, F. S. Wei, Z. Y. Zhao, X. Cao et al. Wave normal angle distribution of fast magnetosonic waves: A survey of Van Allen Probes EMFISIS observations. Journal of Geophysical Research: Space Physics (2019), 124. https://doi.org/10.1029/2019JA026556. (JCR Q2)
7. X. J. Song, P. B. Zuo*, X. S. Feng, J, H. Shue, Y. Wang, C. W. Jiang, Z. L. Zhou, X. J. Xu, Abnormal magnetospheric magnetic gradient direction reverse around the indented magnetopause, Astrophysics and Space Science (2019), 364, 146. (JCR Q3)
8. P. B. Zuo*, X. S. Feng, et al. Strong Solar Wind Dynamic Pressure Pulses: Interplanetary Sources and Their Impacts on Geosynchronous Magnetic Fields, Astrophy. J. (2015), 812, 152. (JCR Q1)
9. P. B. Zuo*, X. S. Feng, Y. Q. Xie, Y. Wang, and X. J. Xu, A Statistical Survey of Dynamic Pressure Pulses In the Solar Wind Based on Wind Observations,Astrophy. J. (2015), 808, 83. (JCR Q1)
10. P. B. Zuo*, X. S. Feng, Y. Q. Xie, Y. Wang, H. J. Li and X. J. Xu, Automatic Detection Algorithm of Dynamic Pressure Pulses In the Solar Wind, Astrophy. J. (2015), 803, 94. (JCR Q1)
11. Y. Q. Xie, P. B. Zuo*, X. S. Feng, and Y. Zhang, Properties of Solar Wind Dynamic Pressure Pulses at 1 AU during the Deep Minimum between Solar Cycles 23 and 24, SOLAR PHYSICS (2015), 290, 6, 1835-1849. (JCR Q2)
12. X. S. Feng* and P. B. Zuo, Recent Progress in MHD Simulations of the Solar-Terrestrial Connection, Science China Technological Sciences (2015), 58(12), 2212-2213. (JCR Q2)
13. M. Zhang*, P. B. Zuo, and P., Nikolai, Heliospheric Influence on the Anisotropy of Tev Cosmic Rays, Astrophy. J. (2014), 790, 1. (JCR Q1)
14. P. B. Zuo*, M. Zhang, and H. K. Rassoul,The Role of Cross-shock Potential on Pickup Ion Shock Acceleration in the Framework of Focused Transport Theory, Astrophy. J. (2013), 776, 93. (JCR Q1)
15. P. B. Zuo*, M. Zhang, and H. K. Rassoul, Acceleration of Low-Energy Ions at Parallel Shocks with a Focused Transport Model, Astrophy. J. (2013), 767, 6. (JCR Q1)
16. P. B. Zuo* and X. S. Feng, Spatial Distribution and Anisotropy of Energetic Particles Accelerated by Shock Waves: Focused Transport Model, CHIN. PHYS. LETT. (2013), Vol. 30, No. 1, 019601. (JCR Q4)
17. P. B. Zuo*, M. Zhang, K. Gamayunov, H. K. Rassoul, and X. Luo, Energy spectrum of energetic particles accelerated by shock waves: from focused transport to diffusive acceleration,Astrophy. J. (2011), 738, 168. (JCR Q1)
18. P. B. Zuo*, F. S. Wei, X. S. Feng, X. J. Xu, and W. B. Song, Magnetic cloud boundary layer of 9 November 2004 and its associated space weather effects, J. Geophys. Res. (2010), 115, A10102, doi:10.1029/2009JA01481. (JCR Q2)
19. D. Du*, P. B. Zuo and X. X. Zhang, Interplanetary Coronal Mass Ejections Observed by Ulysses Through Its Three Solar Orbits, SOLAR PHYSICS (2010), 262, 1, 171-190. (JCR Q2)
20. L. Yao*, P. B. Zuo, X. S. Feng and Z. X. Liu, Responses of the Magnetotail Plasma Sheet to Two Interplanetary Shocks: TC-1 Observations, CHINESE SCIENCE BULLETIN (2010), 6, 530-538, doi: 10.1007/s11434-009-0345-6. (JCR Q2)
21. P. B. Zuo* and X. S. Feng. The Plasma and Magnetic Field Characteristics of a Double Discontinuity in Interplanetary Space. SOLAR PHYSICS (2007), 240, 347–357. . (JCR Q2)
22. P. B. Zuo*, F. S. Wei, X. S. Feng, and F. Yang. The Relationship between the Magnetic Cloud Boundary Layer and the Substorm Expansion Phase. SOLAR PHYSICS (2007), 242, 167–185.. (JCR Q2)
23. P. B. Zuo*, F. S. Wei and X. S. Feng. Observations of an Interplanetary Slow Shock Associated with Magnetic Cloud Boundary Layer. GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH LETTERS (2006), 33, L15107. (JCR Q1)
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