Qing Wang

Qing Wang is a Senior Professor and Adjunct Faculty at San Jose State University, specializing in atmospheric science, physical oceanography, and marine meteorology. His research focuses on marine fog life cycles, boundary-layer dynamics downstream of isolated islands, and aerosol–sea salt interactions in the lower marine atmospheric boundary layer. Recent publications include "Fatima-GB: Searching Clarity within Marine Fog" (2025) and "Large-eddy simulation with Lagrangian cloud modeling" (2025), both in the *Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society* and *Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society*, respectively. He has secured major funding, including a $854,723 award for airborne instruments quantifying optical turbulence and a $518,622 grant for radio frequency path characterization, supporting his work on electromagnetic wave propagation and high-energy-density dielectric polymers for Navy applications.