SCHOOL OF EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCES, Peking University

Research Area

DATE：2018-05-24

Infomation
Name:	Jiansen He
Title:	特聘研究员
Phone:	010-62757389
Position:	Room North 429, Physics Building, Peking University, Beijing, 100871, China
Email:	jshept@pku.edu.cn

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
1999.09--2003.07	B.S.	Space Physics Peking University
2003.09--2008.07	Ph.D.	Space Physics Peking University

PROFESSIONAL PREPARATION
2008.07--2009.03	Postdoctor Peking University
2009.04--2010.09	Postdoctor Max-Planck Institute for Solar System Research
2010.10--to now	Tenure-track Assistant Professor, Peking University

AWARDS AND FELLOWSHIPS
2010 Award of National Excellent 100 Doctoral Dissertation 2012 National Science Fund for Excellent Young Scholars

RECENT COURSES TAUGHT
Physics of the Sun and heliosphere， postgraduate， Spring semester Frontiers in Space Physics, postgraduate, Spring & Fall semesters

CURRENT PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
Class adviser of the undergraduate class 2011 majored in space physics, SESS (2011-) Supervisor of the undergraduate scientific research program, Peking University (2011-) Deputy director of Institute of Space Physics and Applied Technology (2014-) Convener and chair of AOGS sessions (2014, 2015) Session convener of the Third Space Weather Symposium for Global Chinese (2013) Co-leader of team-304 supported by the International Space Science Institute (ISSI) (2014-2015) Referees for articles submitted to international and domestic journals (Astrophys. J., Astrophys. J. Lett., J. Geophys. Res., Science China, Adv. in Astronomy, Chin. J. Space Sci., and so on)

CURRENT PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

Class adviser of the undergraduate class 2011 majored in space physics, SESS (2011-)
Supervisor of the undergraduate scientific research program, Peking University (2011-)
Deputy director of Institute of Space Physics and Applied Technology (2014-)
Convener and chair of AOGS sessions (2014, 2015)
Session convener of the Third Space Weather Symposium for Global Chinese (2013)
Co-leader of team-304 supported by the International Space Science Institute (ISSI) (2014-2015)
Referees for articles submitted to international and domestic journals (Astrophys. J., Astrophys. J. Lett., J. Geophys. Res., Science China, Adv. in Astronomy, Chin. J. Space Sci., and so on)

EXTERNAL RESEARCH GRANT HISTORY
2012.01-2015.12 “Observational study of the nascent solar wind near the active region”, NSFC, PI 2013.01-2015.12 “Anisotropy of solar wind turbulence”, NSFC, PI

REFEREED PUBLICATIONS
He, J.-S., Pei, Z.-T., Wang, L.-H., Tu, C.-Y., Marsch, E., Zhang, L., Salem, C., Sunward propagating Alfven waves in association with sunward drifting proton beams in the solar wind, ApJ, in press, 2015. He, J.-S., Wang, L.-H., Tu, C.-Y., Marsch, E., Zong, Q.-G., Evidence of Landau and Cyclotron Resonances Between Protons and Kinetic Waves in Solar Wind Turbulence, ApJL, 800, L31, 2015. He, J.-S.; Tu, Chuanyi; Marsch, Eckart; Bourouaine, Sofiane; Pei, Zhongtian; Radial Evolution of the Wavevector Anisotropy of Solar Wind Turbulence between 0.3 and 1 AU. ApJ, 773, 72, 2013. He, J.-S., Tu, C.-Y., Marsch, E., Yao, S.; Reproduction of the Observed Two-component Magnetic Helicity in Solar Wind Turbulence by a Superposition of Parallel and Oblique Alfvén Waves, ApJ, 749, 86, 2012 He, J.-S., Tu, C.-Y., Marsch, E., Yao, S.; Do Oblique Alfvén/Ion-cyclotron or Fast-mode/Whistler Waves Dominate the Dissipation of Solar Wind Turbulence near the Proton Inertial Length? ApJ, 745L, 8, 2012 He J-S, Marsch E, Tu C-Y, Zong Q-G, Yao S, Tian H. Two-dimensional correlation functions for density and magnetic field fluctuations in magnetosheath turbulence measured by the Cluster spacecraft. J. Geophys. Res., 2011, 116, A06207, doi:10.1029/2010JA015974. He J-S, Marsch E, Tu C-Y, Yao S, Tian H. Possible Evidence of Alfvén-cyclotron Waves in the Angle Distribution of Magnetic Helicity of Solar Wind Turbulence. ApJ, 2011, 731, 85H, doi:10.1088/0004-637X/731/2/85. He, J.-S., Tu, C.-Y., Tian, H., and Marsch, E., Solar wind origins in coronal holes and in the quiet Sun, Adv. Space Res., 45, 303-309, 2010. He, J.-S., Marsch, E., Tu, C.-Y., Tian, H., Guo, L.-J., Reconfiguration of the coronal magnetic field by means of reconnection driven by photospheric magnetic flux convergence, A&A, 510, id. A40, 2010. He, J.-S., Marsch, E., Tu, C.-Y., Guo, L.-J., Tian, H., Intermittent outflows at the edge of an active region-a possible source of the solar wind? A&A, 516, id. A14, 2010. He, J.-S., Marsch, E., Curdt, W., Tu, C.-Y., Xia, L.-D., Tian, H., Kamio, S., Magnetic and spectroscopic properties of supergranular-scale coronal jets and erupting loops in a polar coronal hole, A&A, 519, id. A49, 2010. He, J.-S., Tu, C.-Y., Marsch, E., Guo, L.-J., Yao, S., and Tian, H., Upward ropagating high-frequency Alfvén waves as identified from dynamic wave-like spicules observed by SOT on Hinode, A&A, 497, 525-535, 2009. He, J.-S., Marsch, E., Tu, C.-Y., Tian, H., Excitation of Kink Waves Due to Small-Scale Magnetic Reconnection in the Chromosphere? ApJL, 705, 217-222, 2009. He, J.-S., Tu, C.-Y., Tian, H, Xiao, C.-J., X.-G. Wang, Z.-Y. Pu, Z.-W. Ma, H. Zhao, G.-P. Zhou, J.-X. Wang, S.-Y. Fu, Z.-X. Liu, Q.-G. Zong, M. W. Dunlop, K-H. Glassmeier, H. Reme, I. Dandouras, and C. P. Escoubet, A magnetic null geometry reconstructed from Cluster spacecraft observations, J. Geophys. Res., 113, id.A05205, 2008. He, J.-S., Zong, Q.-G., Deng, X.-H., Tu, C.-Y., C.-J. Xiao, X.-G. Wang, Z.-W. Ma, Z.-Y. Pu, E. Lucek, A. Pedersen, A. Fazakerley, N. Cornilleau-Wehrlin, M. W. Dunlop, H. Tian, S. Yao, B. Tan, S.-Y. Fu, K-H. Glassmeier, H. Reme, I. Dandouras, and C. P. Escoubet, Electron trapping around a magnetic null, Geophys. Res. Lett., 35, L14104, 2008. He, J.-S., Tu, C.-Y., and Marsch, E., Modeling of solar wind origin in coronal funnel with mass and energy supplied at 5 Mm, Sol. Phys., 250, 147, 2008. He, J.-S., Tu, C.-Y., and Marsch, E., Can the solar wind originate from a quiet Sun region? Astron. Astrophys., 468, 307-312, 2007. Zhang, L., He, J.-S., Tu, C.-Y., Yang, L.-P., Wang, X., Marsch, E., Wang, L.-H., Occurrence rates and heating effects of tangential and rotational discontinuities as obtained from 3D simulation of MHD turbulence, ApJL, 804, L43, 2015. Zhang, L., Yang, L.-P., He, J.-S., Tu, C.-Y., Wang, L.-H., Marsch, E., and Feng, X.-S., Identification of slow magnetosonic wave trains and their evolution in 3-D compressible turbulence simulation, Ann. Geophys., 33, 13-23, 2015. Yang, L.-P., Zhang, L., He, J.-S., Peter, H., Tu, C.-Y., Wang, L.-H., Zhang, S.-H., Feng, X.-S., ApJ, 800, 111, 2015. Zhang, J.-B., He, J.-S., Yan, L.-M., Tu, C.-Y., Wang, L.-H., Wan, X., Plasma draining and replenishing near a solar active region inferred from cross-correlation between radiation intensity and Doppler shift, Science China (Earth Sciences), 58, 830-838, 2015. Liu, Zi-Xu; He, J.-S.; Yan, Li-Mei; Observations of counter-propagating Alfvénic and compressive fluctuations in the chromosphere; RA&A, 14, 299, 2014. Yang, Liping; He, J.-S.; Peter, Hardi; Tu, Chuanyi; et al.; Injection of Plasma into the Nascent Solar Wind via Reconnection Driven by Supergranular Advection, ApJ, 770, 6, 2013. Yang, Liping; He, J.-S.*; Peter, Hardi; Tu, Chuanyi; Zhang, Lei; Feng, Xueshang; Zhang, Shaohua; Numerical Simulations of Chromospheric Anemone Jets Associated with Moving Magnetic Features; ApJ, 777, 16, 2013.

REFEREED PUBLICATIONS

He, J.-S., Pei, Z.-T., Wang, L.-H., Tu, C.-Y., Marsch, E., Zhang, L., Salem, C., Sunward propagating Alfven waves in association with sunward drifting proton beams in the solar wind, ApJ, in press, 2015.
He, J.-S., Wang, L.-H., Tu, C.-Y., Marsch, E., Zong, Q.-G., Evidence of Landau and Cyclotron Resonances Between Protons and Kinetic Waves in Solar Wind Turbulence, ApJL, 800, L31, 2015.
He, J.-S.; Tu, Chuanyi; Marsch, Eckart; Bourouaine, Sofiane; Pei, Zhongtian; Radial Evolution of the Wavevector Anisotropy of Solar Wind Turbulence between 0.3 and 1 AU. ApJ, 773, 72, 2013.
He, J.-S., Tu, C.-Y., Marsch, E., Yao, S.; Reproduction of the Observed Two-component Magnetic Helicity in Solar Wind Turbulence by a Superposition of Parallel and Oblique Alfvén Waves, ApJ, 749, 86, 2012
He, J.-S., Tu, C.-Y., Marsch, E., Yao, S.; Do Oblique Alfvén/Ion-cyclotron or Fast-mode/Whistler Waves Dominate the Dissipation of Solar Wind Turbulence near the Proton Inertial Length? ApJ, 745L, 8, 2012
He J-S, Marsch E, Tu C-Y, Zong Q-G, Yao S, Tian H. Two-dimensional correlation functions for density and magnetic field fluctuations in magnetosheath turbulence measured by the Cluster spacecraft. J. Geophys. Res., 2011, 116, A06207, doi:10.1029/2010JA015974.
He J-S, Marsch E, Tu C-Y, Yao S, Tian H. Possible Evidence of Alfvén-cyclotron Waves in the Angle Distribution of Magnetic Helicity of Solar Wind Turbulence. ApJ, 2011, 731, 85H, doi:10.1088/0004-637X/731/2/85.
He, J.-S., Tu, C.-Y., Tian, H., and Marsch, E., Solar wind origins in coronal holes and in the quiet Sun, Adv. Space Res., 45, 303-309, 2010.
He, J.-S., Marsch, E., Tu, C.-Y., Tian, H., Guo, L.-J., Reconfiguration of the coronal magnetic field by means of reconnection driven by photospheric magnetic flux convergence, A&A, 510, id. A40, 2010.
He, J.-S., Marsch, E., Tu, C.-Y., Guo, L.-J., Tian, H., Intermittent outflows at the edge of an active region-a possible source of the solar wind? A&A, 516, id. A14, 2010.
He, J.-S., Marsch, E., Curdt, W., Tu, C.-Y., Xia, L.-D., Tian, H., Kamio, S., Magnetic and spectroscopic properties of supergranular-scale coronal jets and erupting loops in a polar coronal hole, A&A, 519, id. A49, 2010.
He, J.-S., Tu, C.-Y., Marsch, E., Guo, L.-J., Yao, S., and Tian, H., Upward ropagating high-frequency Alfvén waves as identified from dynamic wave-like spicules observed by SOT on Hinode, A&A, 497, 525-535, 2009.
He, J.-S., Marsch, E., Tu, C.-Y., Tian, H., Excitation of Kink Waves Due to Small-Scale Magnetic Reconnection in the Chromosphere? ApJL, 705, 217-222, 2009.
He, J.-S., Tu, C.-Y., Tian, H, Xiao, C.-J., X.-G. Wang, Z.-Y. Pu, Z.-W. Ma, H. Zhao, G.-P. Zhou, J.-X. Wang, S.-Y. Fu, Z.-X. Liu, Q.-G. Zong, M. W. Dunlop, K-H. Glassmeier, H. Reme, I. Dandouras, and C. P. Escoubet, A magnetic null geometry reconstructed from Cluster spacecraft observations, J. Geophys. Res., 113, id.A05205, 2008.
He, J.-S., Zong, Q.-G., Deng, X.-H., Tu, C.-Y., C.-J. Xiao, X.-G. Wang, Z.-W. Ma, Z.-Y. Pu, E. Lucek, A. Pedersen, A. Fazakerley, N. Cornilleau-Wehrlin, M. W. Dunlop, H. Tian, S. Yao, B. Tan, S.-Y. Fu, K-H. Glassmeier, H. Reme, I. Dandouras, and C. P. Escoubet, Electron trapping around a magnetic null, Geophys. Res. Lett., 35, L14104, 2008.
He, J.-S., Tu, C.-Y., and Marsch, E., Modeling of solar wind origin in coronal funnel with mass and energy supplied at 5 Mm, Sol. Phys., 250, 147, 2008.
He, J.-S., Tu, C.-Y., and Marsch, E., Can the solar wind originate from a quiet Sun region? Astron. Astrophys., 468, 307-312, 2007.
Zhang, L., He, J.-S.*, Tu, C.-Y., Yang, L.-P., Wang, X., Marsch, E., Wang, L.-H., Occurrence rates and heating effects of tangential and rotational discontinuities as obtained from 3D simulation of MHD turbulence, ApJL, 804, L43, 2015.
Zhang, L., Yang, L.-P., He, J.-S.*, Tu, C.-Y., Wang, L.-H., Marsch, E., and Feng, X.-S., Identification of slow magnetosonic wave trains and their evolution in 3-D compressible turbulence simulation, Ann. Geophys., 33, 13-23, 2015.
Yang, L.-P., Zhang, L., He, J.-S.*, Peter, H., Tu, C.-Y., Wang, L.-H., Zhang, S.-H., Feng, X.-S., ApJ, 800, 111, 2015.
Zhang, J.-B., He, J.-S.*, Yan, L.-M., Tu, C.-Y., Wang, L.-H., Wan, X., Plasma draining and replenishing near a solar active region inferred from cross-correlation between radiation intensity and Doppler shift, Science China (Earth Sciences), 58, 830-838, 2015.
Liu, Zi-Xu; He, J.-S.*; Yan, Li-Mei; Observations of counter-propagating Alfvénic and compressive fluctuations in the chromosphere; RA&A, 14, 299, 2014.
Yang, Liping; He, J.-S.*; Peter, Hardi; Tu, Chuanyi; et al.; Injection of Plasma into the Nascent Solar Wind via Reconnection Driven by Supergranular Advection, ApJ, 770, 6, 2013.
Yang, Liping; He, J.-S.*; Peter, Hardi; Tu, Chuanyi; Zhang, Lei; Feng, Xueshang; Zhang, Shaohua; Numerical Simulations of Chromospheric Anemone Jets Associated with Moving Magnetic Features; ApJ, 777, 16, 2013.