杨进宇博士于2019年5月加盟厦门大学近海海洋环境科学国家重点实验室（MEL），为海洋化学方向的助理教授。杨进宇于2015年获厦门大学环境科学博士学位，师从戴民汉教授和高树基教授。研究生期间，曾作为交换学生赴台湾“中央”研究院访学两年。2015-2016年，他受聘MEL助理研究员；2016年初，获得韩方全额资助，前往韩国浦项工科大学（POSTECH）进行博士后研究，为期两年半，合作导师为著名海洋化学家Kitack Lee教授。
杨进宇博士研究兴趣是利用稳定同位素手段示踪人为活动和气候变化胁迫下海洋颗粒物动力学和海洋氮循环过程的响应和变化。他的主要研究专长聚焦于大气和海洋中不同氮组分中元素的迁移转化过程，以及不同种类颗粒物中生源要素的耦合关系及其控制机理。
杨进宇博士目前主导的研究项目为外源氮输入对寡营养海区颗粒物输出和碳埋藏的影响；已发表了一系列有关南海颗粒物氮动力学过程和大气氮沉降的论文。厘清南海大气氮沉降的主要来源，发现南海的硝酸盐储库存在人为活动的信号；阐明南海颗粒氮动力学有别于大多数陆架边缘海和其他寡营养盐海区的特征，这对于边缘海中重建氮循环过程的历史变化有重要指示作用。此外，他正负责南海长时间序列观测站（SEATS）和沉积物捕获器观测平台的建设和研究工作。SEATS计划选取北太平洋大洋主控型边缘海的亚热带代表站位为研究对象，旨在通过多学科交叉合作全面地认识该海区的水文和生物地球化学过程及其变化趋势。同时，沉积物捕获器平台未来将为化学和生物参数分析提供样品和为水文研究提供必要平台。
如有兴趣了解杨进宇博士的更多情况，欢迎联系jyyang@xmu.edu.cn 或访问个人主页：https://mel.xmu.edu.cn/teacherfile.asp?tid=578 。
Dr. Jinyu Yang joined in Xiamen University since May 2019. He is now an assistant professor of chemical oceanography at the State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science (MEL, Xiamen University). Dr. Yang got his PhD in Environmental Science at Xiamen University in 2015, co-supervised by Prof. Minhan Dai and Prof. Shuh-Ji Kao. During graduate studies, he stayed at Academia Sinica (Taipei) for two years as a visiting student. Since 2015, he was an assistant research scientist at MEL for one year. After receiving the postdoc fellowship from Korea in early 2016, he moved to Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH) to work with Prof. Kitack Lee, a world-renowned marine chemist, for two and half years.
Dr. Jinyu Yang’s research interests are responses and variations in marine particle dynamics and marine nitrogen cycle under the anthropogenic and climate change forcings using stable isotope tools. His research focuses specifically on elemental transfer and transformation among difference nitrogen species in the atmosphere and ocean, as well as coupling of biogenic elements in particles and its controlling mechanism.
Dr. Jinyu Yang’s work is mainly field-oriented, with ongoing project focused on influences of external nitrogen inputs on particle export and carbon sequestration in oligotrophic oceans. He has published several papers regarding the particulate nitrogen dynamics and atmospheric nitrogen deposition (AND) in the South China Sea (SCS). The findings clarify the major sources of AND in the SCS, and evidence the anthropogenic signals recorded in the nitrate pool. His works also indicate that the particulate nitrogen dynamics in the SCS is distinct from most marginal seas and other oligotrophic oceans, which have implications in reconstructing the past changes of nitrogen cycle in other marginal seas. In addition, Dr. Yang is responsible for the program of the SouthEast Asian Time-series Study (SEATS) and setting up the platform for sediment trap mooring. The SEATS program collaborated with multidisciplinary groups in the MEL aims to describe a comprehensive conceptual diagram at a subtropical site representative of the OceMar in the North Pacific Ocean. And the mooring system could provide samples for chemical and biological analyses and planform for hydrographic research.
For more information please contact Dr. Yang (jyyang@xmu.edu.cn) or visit his webpage: https://mel.xmu.edu.cn/teacherfile.asp?tid=578
