Jing Wang
Astronomer / Astrophysist / Observer
I am Jing Wang, an associate professor at Kavli Institute for Astronomy and Astrophysics, Peking University.
I study galaxy evolution using observational methods, and focus on the galactic structure, baryon cycle, and environment probed by the HI gas through its 21-cm emission lines. I lead the HI surveys FEASTS and FLOWER with the FAST telescope.
I teach graduate course Physics of the ISM & IGM, and under-gradudate course Astrophysics Seminar.
I serve as Science Editor at the AAS journals, and member of the PHISCC committee. I co-chair the SKAO HI Galaxy SWG, and the ASKAP-WALLABY low-z SWG.
I organized the 1st KIAA Forum on Gas in Galaxies in 2018, and I am organizing the PHISCC Workshop 2026.
I study galaxy evolution using observational methods, and focus on the galactic structure, baryon cycle, and environment probed by the HI gas through its 21-cm emission lines. I lead the HI surveys FEASTS and FLOWER with the FAST telescope.
I teach graduate course Physics of the ISM & IGM, and under-gradudate course Astrophysics Seminar.
I serve as Science Editor at the AAS journals, and member of the PHISCC committee. I co-chair the SKAO HI Galaxy SWG, and the ASKAP-WALLABY low-z SWG.
I organized the 1st KIAA Forum on Gas in Galaxies in 2018, and I am organizing the PHISCC Workshop 2026.