Department of Atmospheric Sciences, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, USA
Dr. Xiaohong Liu’s research group focuses on the complex life cycles of atmospheric aerosols and their interactions with cloud microphysics to improve the accuracy of global climate modeling.
We research how tiny airborne particles form, evolve, and affect air quality, clouds, weather, climate, and human health.
We study how tiny cloud particles form, grow, interact, and turn into rain, snow, or ice.
Our team study how airborne particles influence cloud formation, cloud properties, precipitation, and Earth’s climate.
Our group use computer simulations to understand, predict, and improve how Earth’s climate system and atmospheric processes are represented.
Recent Papers by PI-Mentored Lab Members
Chuan Feng et al., JGR 2026
Allen Hu, Ziming Ke et al., ACP 2025
Weiyi Wang et al., JGR 2025
Lin Lin, Xi Zhao et al., Sci Adv 2025
Previous and Current Lab Members