Dr Yingping Wang

/Ying Ping Wang/

https://people.csiro.au/W/Y/yingping-wang

PRIVATE BAG 10
CLAYTON SOUTH VIC 3169 AUSTRALIA

Biography

Dr Wang completed his PhD in plant ecophysiology from University of Edinburgh in 1988, and moved to CSIRO, Australian in 1990. He is a chief research scientist in CSIRO since 2015 and one of the two key scientists responsible for developing the Australian community land surface model (CABLE) that has over 100 registered users from 51 institutions in 13 countries. He has published over 240 papers in major international journals including >35 in Sciences, PNAS, Nature and its family journals. His major achievements include the development of the Australian community land model (CABLE), two-leaf canopy scheme, the unified theory of global nitrogen fixation, and the first global model of carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus cycles. He also pioneered the applications of model-data fusion in terrestrial ecology. He is chief editor for Agriculture and Forest Meteorology since 2019, an associate editor for Global Biogeochemical Cycles and a Clarivate highly cited researchers in 2018-2023 (https://www.webofscience.com/wos/author/record/1059523).
Google scholar (https://scholar.google.com.au/citations?hl=en&pli=1&user=7h-K8_0AAAAJ)

He has been a leader of various teams since 1997 and a member of various committees in CSIRO. CV is available upon request via email (yingping dot wang at csiro dot au).

Other Interests

Table tennis

Fields of Research

Former

Surface Processes (040607)

Current Roles

Chief Research Scientist
Land surface modeling

Academic Qualifications

1983

BSc
Central South Forestry University, China
1988

PhD
University of Edinburgh

Professional Experiences

1988-1990

research associate
Edinburgh University
2008-2012

Adjunct Professor
University of Technology Sydney
2017-2020

Adjunct Professor
University of New South Wales
1990-1991

visiting fellow
Australian National University
1995-1995

visiting fellow
Edinburgh University
2005-2006

visiting scientist
Carnegie Instution of Washington
2008-2008

visiting scientist
NCAR, USA