Professor, Director, Ph.D. Supervisor · School of Systems Science, Beijing Normal University
Professor and Dean of School of Systems Science, Beijing Normal University; Visiting Professor at Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research. Ph.D. from Institute of Theoretical Physics, CAS (2014); postdoc in Israel, Germany, USA. Awarded 2020 Overseas High-Level Talent Youth Program (CPC Central Committee), 2024/2025 NSFC grants. 80+ papers, 40+ in Nat. Phys. etc., many ESI highly cited. Honors: Israel PBC Fellow, CMStatistics Fellow.
Self-Organized Criticality in Atmospheric Rivers
Starting from the theory of critical dynamics in statistical physics, it reveals that atmospheric rivers, as key water vapor transport structures in the Earth climate system, have the essential property of self-organized criticality.
Tropical monsoon rainfall can be predicted with lead times up to 10 months
Presents methods and evidence showing tropical monsoon rainfall can be predicted with lead times up to 10 months, published in Communications Earth & Environment.
Jingfang Fan's team predicts tropical monsoon rainfall up to 10 months in advance
Self-Organized Criticality in Atmospheric Rivers
National Science Review · 2026The domino effect of climate tipping points: a multidisciplinary perspective on global risks
Chaos: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Nonlinear Science · 2026Predicting ENSO dynamics with network and complexity analyses