Zhengyu Liu

Zhengyu Liu's work focuses on paleoclimatology and climate dynamics, using models, data assimilation, and isotope records to reconstruct past climate variability such as monsoon patterns, ocean circulation, and sea level changes over timescales ranging from millennia to millions of years. The research combines physical climate modeling with proxy data (like oxygen isotopes in precipitation, speleothems, and marine sediments) and increasingly incorporates machine learning approaches for forecasting and reconstruction. Note: a few unrelated titles (e.g., on materials chemistry, software security, and landscape design) appear in the publication list and likely reflect name overlap with other authors rather than this PI's actual work.

Publication output has grown over the last decade, rising from around 25 papers per year in 2017-2019 to a peak of 48 in 2020, with continued high activity (around 29-43 per year) through 2025.

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