Lifeng Luo

- Director
- Climate Change, Hydrological Extremes, Seasonal Prediction
- Geography, Environment, and Spatial Sciences
- Environmental Science and Policy Program
- College of Social Science
- 124 Geography
- 517-884-0547
- lluo@msu.edu
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BIOGRAPHY
After I received my bachelor’s degree in Atmospheric Sciences from Peking University in China in 1998, I came to the US for graduate school. I studied in the Department of Environmental Sciences at Rutgers University for both my Master's and Ph.D. in Atmospheric Sciences/Climatology, advised by Prof. Alan Robock. In 2003, I started my post-doc at Princeton University, jointed affiliated with the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and the Program of Atmospheric and Oceanic Science. In 2005, I was promoted and continued working at Princeton University as a research scientist working in the land surface hydrology group led by Prof. Eric Wood. I became an assistant professor here at Michigan State University in the fall of 2009 and am now a professor with the Department of Geography, Environment, and Spatial Sciences.
AREA OF EXPERTISE
- climate change- climate and hydrological extremes, droughts, heatwave, floods
- subseasonal-to-seasonal prediction
- climate modeling and hydrological modeling
- land surface processes and land-atmosphere interaction