人才详细信息

姓名:陈圣乾
性别:
学历:博士
专家类别:研究员/优青
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电子邮箱:sqchen@itpcas.ac.cn
职称:研究员
通讯地址:北京市朝阳区林萃路16号院3号楼

简介

陈圣乾,1994年生,兰州大学自然地理学博士,中国科学院青藏高原研究所研究员,获基金委青年科学基金B类(原优秀青年科学基金)资助,入选中国科协青年人才托举工程。主要开展全新世丝绸之路沿线沙尘暴变化历史和驱动机制的研究,提出丝绸之路沿线水文气候变化存在三极子空间模态,发现丝绸之路沿线全新世沙尘暴一致增加,但是西部干旱区主要受控于风力变化,东部半干旱-半湿润区主要受控于水文气候和地表景观变化,为基于区域异质性的生态修复策略提供理论支撑。在Nature Communications、PNAS等以第一/通讯发表SCI论文30余篇,1篇入选ESI前1%高被引论文,所有论文总被引3000余次。兼任国际地理联合会“丝路文明与环境”专业委员会秘书长,中国地理学会人类世工作组成员,Science Bulletin、《科学通报》特邀编委,Frontiers of Earth Science编委。

教育背景:

2012.09 – 2016.06,兰州大学资源与环境科学学院,地理科学,学士

2016.09 – 2021.06,兰州大学资源与环境科学学院,自然地理学,博士

工作经历:

2021.07 – 2024.08,中国科学院青藏高原研究所,特别研究助理

2024.08 – 2026.01,中国科学院青藏高原研究所,副研究员

2026.01 – 至今,中国科学院青藏高原研究所,研究员

研究方向

全新世环境变化与人-环境相互作用

职务

社会任职

承担项目

1. 国家自然科学基金青年科学基金项目(B类),丝绸之路生存环境,2026-2028,主持
2. 中国科协青年人才托举工程项目,西亚干旱区全新世沙尘暴演化历史及驱动机制,2022-2025,主持
3. 中国科学院特别研究助理项目,泛第三极干旱区气候变化与人-环境相互作用,2022-2025,主持
4. 国家自然科学基金青年项目,高山泥炭纪录的西亚干旱区全新世沙尘暴演化历史,2022-2025,主持
5. 国家自然科学基金卓越研究群体项目,青藏高原地球系统,参加

获奖及荣誉

代表论著

  1. Zhang, Z.P., Chen, S.Q.*, Chen, J., Huang, L.X., Shen, Z.W., Zhou, A.F., Liu, J.B., Chen, F.H., 2026. Perpetuation of the “Evaporation Paradox” in the Arid and Semi-Arid Regions of Northern China since the Last Deglaciation. Journal of Earth Science, 37(2), 775-786.
  2. Chen, S.Q.*, Chen, Z.T., Ma, S., Chen, J.H., Zhou, A.F., Wu, D., Khormali, F., Chen, F.H., 2025. Dust storm variation in arid West Asia regulated by subtropical high during the Holocene. Journal of Geographical Sciences, 35, 1743-1760.
  3. Chen, S.Q.*, Sun, Y.H., Ding, G.Q., Cao, X.Y., 2025. Holocene dynamics of vegetation cover and their driving mechanisms in Asian drylands. Journal of Earth Science, 36, 839-842.
  4. Su, Y.N., Chen, S.Q.*, Sui, Y.J., Li, X., Xu, J.H., Che, X.H., Xie, T.T., Chen, J.H., Sheng, Y.W., Min, F., Chen, F.H., 2025. Gaining water bodies by climate change benefits water crisis mitigation in central Asia. Science Bulletin, 70, 2322–2329.
  5. Su, Y.N., Chen, S.Q.*, Li, X., Xie, T.T., Feng, M., Chen, F.H., 2025. Synchronized lake-vegetation dynamics under climate change in arid central Asia. Science Bulletin, 70, 2322–2329.
  6. Nan, Q., Chen, S.Q.*, Liu, X.K., Ma, S., Sun, Y.H., Huang, L.X., Chen, J.H., Luterbacher, J., Meadows, M.E., Chen, F.H., 2025. The 4.2 ka event in the Northern Hemisphere: Spatial heterogeneity and driving mechanisms of hydroclimatic change. Earth-Science Reviews, 265: 105128.
  7. Yang, J.H., Chen, S.Q.*, Ling, Z.Y., Zhang, C.Y., Wang, L.K., Wang, H.Y., Wang, S.Y., Gao, F.Y., Lizaga, I., Wang, F., Yang, S.L., Chen, F.H., 2025. Spatiotemporal evolution of aeolian sedimentary landscapes on the southern Tibetan Plateau during the late Quaternary: A review and recent advances. Earth-Science Reviews, 261: 105035.
  8. Zhang, Z.P., Chen, S.Q.*, Liu, J.B., Chen, J., Wang, Z.L., Chen, F.H., 2025. Holocene erosion processes dominated by the East Asian Summer Monsoon: Evidence from the radiocarbon age offset of lacustrine sediments in Gonghai Lake, Chinese Loess Plateau. Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology, 663: 112768.
  9. Ma, S., Chen, S.Q.*, Chen, J.H., Chen, J., Cao, D.B., Xoplaki, E., Luterbacher, J., Chen, F.H., Huang, W., 2025. The Holocene precipitation dipole pattern in the Asian drylands: Mechanisms and processes from PMIP4 simulations and paleo-proxy evidence. Quaternary Science Reviews, 347, 109091.
  10. Chen, Z.T., Chen, S.Q.*, Zhang, J.F., 2024. The Siberian High drove increasing dust storm activity on the Tibetan Plateau on the centennial scale during the past 2000 years. Global and Planetary Change, 240, 104525.
  11. Chen, S.Q., Liu, J.B., Ma, S., Fan, Y.J., Jia, J., Chen, J.H., Chen, F.H., 2024. Holocene dust storm variations across northern monsoonal Asia and arid central Asia: Contrasting impacts of climate change. Global and Planetary Change, 240, 104524.
  12. Liu, J.B.†, Chen, Z.T.†, Chen, S.Q.†, 2024. Southward shift of the westerly jet intensified late Holocene dust storms on the Tibetan Plateau. Global and Planetary Change, 237, 104461.
  13. Chen, S.Q., Chen, J.H., Ding, G.Q., Ma, S., Ji, P.P., Zhou, A.F., Wu, D., Khormali, F., Hou, J.Z., Chen, F.H., 2024. Dipole pattern of Holocene hydroclimate variations across the Asian drylands: Critical evidence from West Asia. Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 129(7), e2023JD039413.
  14. Ding, G.Q., Chen, S.Q.*, Sun, Y.H., Ma, S., Chen, J.H., 2024. Holocene Hydroclimatic Variations in the Asian Drylands: Current Understanding and Future Perspectives. Journal of Earth Science, 35(1), 292-295.
  15. Su, Y.N., Chen, S.Q.*, Li, X., Ma, S., Xie, T.T., Wang, J.B., Yan, D.Z., Chen, J.H., Feng, M., Chen, F.H., 2023. Changes in vegetation greenness and its response to precipitation seasonality in Central Asia from 1982 to 2022. Environmental Research Letters, 18(10), 104002.
  16. Chen, S.Q., Chen, J.H., Lv, F.Y., Liu, X.K., Huang, W., Wang, T., Liu, J.B., Hou, J.Z., Chen, F.H., 2022. Holocene moisture variations in arid central Asia: Reassessment and reconciliation. Quaternary Science Reviews, 297, 107821.
  17. Shen, Z.W., Zhang, Z.P.*, Chen, J., Chen, L., Pang, X., Chen, R.J., Liu, J.B., Chen, S.Q.*, 2022. Investigation of modern n-alkanes in Daihai Lake basin, northern China: implications for the interpretation of paleoclimate research. Frontiers in Earth Science, 10: 915500.
  18. Chen, J., Liu, J.B.*, Chen, S.Q.*, Yan, X.W., Dong, H.R., Chen, F.H., 2022. Dust storms in northern China and their significance for the concept of the Anthropocene. Science China: Earth Sciences 65(5): 921-933.
  19. Chen, S.Q., Liu, J.B., Wang, X., Zhao, S., Chen, J.H., Qiang, M.R., Liu, B., Xu, Q.H., Xia, D.S., Chen, F.H., 2021. Holocene dust storm variations over northern China: transition from a natural forcing to an anthropogenic forcing. Science Bulletin 66(24): 2516-2527.
  20. Liu, X.K.†, Liu, J.B.†, Chen, S.Q.†, Chen, J.H., Zhang, X., Yan, J.J., Chen, F.H., 2020. New insights on Chinese cave δ18O records and their paleoclimatic significance. Earth-Science Reviews 207: 103216.
  21. Chen, S.Q., Liu, J.B., Chen, J.H., Chen, F., 2020. Differences in the evolutionary pattern of dust storms over the past 2000 years between eastern and western China and the driving mechanisms. Science China: Earth Sciences 63: 1422-1424.
  22. Chen, F.H.†, Chen, S.Q.†, Zhang, X., Chen, J.H., Wang, X., Gowan, E.J., Qiang, M.R., Dong, G.H., Wang, Z.L., Li, Y.C., Xu, Q.H., Xu, Y.Y., Smol, J.P., Liu, J.B., 2020. Asian dust-storm activity dominated by Chinese dynasty changes. Nature Communications 11: 920.
  23. Liu, J.B., Chen, J.H., Kandasamy, S.*, Chen, S.Q.*, Xie, C.L., Chen, Q.M., Lin, B.Z., Yu, K.F., Xu, Q.H., Velasco, V.M., Chen, F.H., 2018. A 14.7 Ka Record of Earth Surface Processes from the Arid-Monsoon Transitional Zone of China. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms 43: 723–734.
  24. Chen, S.Q., Liu, J.B., Xie, C.L., Chen, J.H., Wang, H.P., Wang, Z.L., Rao, R.G., Xu, Q.H., Chen, F.H., 2018. Evolution of integrated lake status since the last deglaciation: A high resolution sedimentary record from Lake Gonghai, Shanxi, China. Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology 496: 175-182.
  25. Liu, J.B.†, Chen, S.Q.†, Chen, J.H., Zhang, Z.P., Chen, F.H., 2017. Chinese cave δ18O records do not represent northern East Asian summer monsoon rainfall. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 114: E2987-2988.