1999.9-2005.4, PhD, College of Ocean and Earth Science, Tongji University,
Supervised by Prof. Pinxian Wang
1990.9-1993.7, Master, Earth Science Department, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou,
China, Supervised by Prof. Qiutao Rong
1986.9-1990.7, Bachelor, Earth Science Department, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou,
China

2019.01–now, Res.Prof. Director, Laboratory of Marine Ecosystem Dynamics,
SIO/MNR (Deputy Director General of SIOMNR since Dec. 27, 2019)
2014.04 – 2018.12, Res. Prof., Director, Laboratory of Marine Ecosystem and
Biogeochemistry, SIO/SOA
2001.10 – 2014.04, Res. Prof., Deputy Director, Laboratory of Marine Ecosystem and
Biogeochemistry, SIO/SOA
1999.12 - 2001.10, Associated Researcher, Marine Chemistry Department, SIO/SOA
1996.12- 1999.12, Assistant Researcher, Marine Chemistry Department, SIO/SOA
1993.9 -1996.12, Research Assistant, Marine Chemistry Department, SIO/SOA

Marine Chemistry，Marine Biogeochemistry

 2020-2023, PI, Nutrients supply and biological pump controlling mechanisms in
the upper Arctic Ocean, NSFC key project funded by NSFC;
 2018-2021, PI, Coupling and decoupling of summer hypoxia and ocean
acidification off the Changjiang Estuary, NSFC-Zhejiang Province key project
funded by NSFC and Zhejiang Province;
 2018-2020, PI, Chinese MOSAiC Expedition in the Arctic Ocean (Eco-team)
(funded by CAA, MNR);
 2018-2016, PI, Interaction of marine microbial carbon pump and Biological
Pump in the South China Sea, sub-project of National key research and
development program funded by Ministry of Science and Technology (MoST)
 2012-2015, Mooring Observation of Biological Pump and its mechanism study in
the Northern South China Sea, NSFC key project funded by NSFC;
 2009-2011, Eutrophication, hypoxia and Its Ecological Response Monitoring in
the Changjiang Esturay”, funded by MoST and SOA

1. Li, D., Chen, J.*, Ni, X., Wang, K., Zeng, D., Wang, B., Huang, D. and Cai, W.J.
Hypoxic Bottom Waters as a Carbon Source to Atmosphere During a Typhoon
Passage Over the East China Sea，Geophysical Research Letters，2019, 46:
11329-11337
2. Bai, Y., Sicre, M-A., Chen, J.*, Klein, V., Jin, H., Ren, J., Li, H., Xue, B., Ji, Z.,
Zhuang, Y., and Zhao, M.2019.Seasonal and spatial variability of sea ice and
phytoplankton biomarker flux in the Chukchi Sea(western Arctic Ocean).
Progress in Oceanography.171: 22-37.
3. Li, D., Chen, J.*, Ni, X., Wang, K., Zeng, D., Wang,B., 2018. Effects of
biological production and vertical mixing on sea surface pCO2 variations in the
Changjiang River plume during early autumn: A buoy-based time series study.
Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans.123 (9): 6156-6173.
4. Zhu, Y., Chen, J.*, Yuan, D., Yang, Z., Shi, X., Li, H., Jin, H., and Ran, L.，
2019. Development of analytical methods for ammonium determination in
seawater over the last two decades. Trends in Analytical Chemistry.119, 115627.
5. Zhang JJ, Li HL*, Xuan JL, Wu ZZ, Yang Z, Wiesner MG, Chen J*.
Enhancement of Mesopelagic Sinking Particle Fluxes Due to Upwelling, Aerosol
Deposition, and Monsoonal Influences in the Northwestern South China Sea.
Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans, 2019, 124(1): 99-112.
6. Wang K, Chen J*, Jin HY, Li HL, Zhang WX. Organic matter degradation in
surface sediments of the Changjiang estuary: evidence from amino acids. Science
of the Total Environment, 2018, 637: 1004-1013.
7. Yang, Z., Chen, J., Li, H., Jin, H., Gao, S., Ji, Z., Zhu, Y., Ran, L., Zhang, J.,
Liao, Y. and Bai, Y., 2018. Sources of nitrate in Xiangshan Bay (China), as
identified using nitrogen and oxygen isotopes. Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf
Science, 207:109-118.
8. Wang B, Chen J*, Jin HY, Li HL, Huang DJ, Cai WJ. Diatom bloom-derived
bottom water hypoxia off the Changjiang estuary, with and without typhoon
influence. Limnology and Oceanography, 2017, 62(4): 1552-1569.
9. Wang K, Chen J*, Ni XB, Zeng DY, Li DW, Jin HY, PM Glibert, Qiu WX,
Huang DJ. Real-time monitoring of nutrients in the Changjiang Estuary reveals
short-term nutrient-algal bloom dynamics. Journal of Geophysical Research:
Oceans, 2017, 122(7): 5390-5403.
10. Li HL, M.G. Wiesner, Chen JF*, Ling Z, Zhang JJ, Ran LH. Long-term variation
of mesopelagic biogenic flux in the central South China Sea: Impact of
monsoonal seasonality and mesoscale eddy[J]. Deep-Sea Research Part I, 2017,
126: 62-72.
(*corresponding author)

Marine Biogeochemical Process Modeling

1. Acta Oceanologica Sinica, Assistant Editor in Chief (2018-)
2. Frontiers in Marine Science，Associated editor（2019-）