Qian Wu is affiliated with the National Center for Atmospheric Research in the United States. Their research spans multiple domains within physics and earth sciences, with a focus on ionosphere and magnetosphere dynamics as well as solar and space plasma dynamics.
Their body of work includes significant contributions to the fields of physics and astronomy and earth and planetary sciences. In particular, they have published extensively in astronomy and astrophysics, aerospace engineering, geophysics, oceanography, and atmospheric science.
Key scientific topics addressed in their research are:
Qian Wu has frequently published in several key journals, including:
Their recent research publications include:
The scientist collaborates regularly with multiple frequent coauthors, including:
D. P. Drob;J. T. Emmert;G. Crowley;J. M. Picone
Jiuhou Lei;Stig Syndergaard;Alan G. Burns;Stanley C. Solomon
J. Oberheide;J. M. Forbes;K. Häusler;Q. Wu
T. L. Killeen;Q. Wu;S. C. Solomon;D. A. Ortland
J. Oberheide;Q. Wu;Timothy L Killeen;M. E. Hagan
Jiyao Xu;A. K. Smith;H.‐L. Liu;W. Yuan
Q. Wu;Q. Wu;D. A. Ortland;T. L. Killeen;R. G. Roble
Jiuhou Lei;Jeffrey P. Thayer;Jeffrey M. Forbes;Qian Wu
Timothy L. Killeen;Wilbert R. Skinner;Roberta M. Johnson;Charles J. Edmonson
Qian Wu;R. Daniel Gablehouse;Stanley C. Solomon;Timothy L. Killeen
Jiyao Xu;A. K. Smith;W. Yuan;H.-L. Liu
Q. Wu;D. A. Ortland;T. L. Killeen;R. G. Roble
Qian Wu;Qian Wu;T.L. Killeen;D.A. Ortland;S.C. Solomon
Q. Wu;D.A. Ortland;S.C. Solomon;W.R. Skinner
C. C. Mu;C. C. Mu;B. W. Abbott;B. W. Abbott;Q. Zhao;H. Su
Sheng-Yang Gu;Tao Li;Xiankang Dou;Qian Wu
C. C. Mu;T. J. Zhang;Q. Zhao;H. Guo
Tong Dang;Tong Dang;Jiuhou Lei;Wenbin Wang;Binzheng Zhang
J. Oberheide;Q. Wu;Timothy L Killeen;M. E. Hagan
H.-L. Liu;H.-L. Liu;T. Li;T. Li;C.-Y. She;J. Oberheide
W. K. Lee;H. Kil;Y.-S. Kwak;Qian Wu
Q. Wu;T. L. Killeen
Jing Liu;Hanli Liu;Wenbin Wang;Alan G. Burns
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