Mr. Deyang Chen, A Heartfelt Congratulations on Receiving the Best Researcher Award! 
- Mr. Deyang Chen, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences China: Research in Climate Finance
Heartfelt congratulations on receiving the Best Researcher Award by ScienceFather.Your dedication and outstanding contributions to climate finance research at the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences in China have not gone unnoticed. This well-deserved recognition is a testament to your hard work, expertise, and commitment to advancing knowledge in this critical field.
Your achievements are not only a source of pride for you but also inspire your colleagues and students. The impact of your research in climate finance resonates far beyond the academic realm, contributing significantly to our collective understanding of the challenges and solutions in addressing climate change.
May this award serve as a reminder of the positive impact you’ve made and encourage you to continue your valuable work in shaping a sustainable future.Once again, congratulations on this remarkable achievement.
Professional Profiles:
Bio Summary
Deyang Chen is a dedicated scholar with a keen interest in the intersection of economics and environmental science, particularly focusing on the economic and health impacts of climate change. He is currently pursuing dual Master’s degrees in Economics from the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences and Aalborg University. Deyang has a diverse educational background, including a Minor in Finance from the Central University of Finance and Economics and a Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Engineering from Minzu University of China.
During a summer exchange at the Harris School of Public Policy, University of Chicago, Deyang further enriched his academic experience. His research interests span various aspects of environmental economics, including the use of satellite images, machine learning, and causal inference in assessing the impacts of climate change. Notably, his research experiences include roles as a Research Assistant assessing China’s efforts for the 1.5°C warming limit and as a Principal Researcher conducting a global analysis of maritime container shipping emissions characteristics.
🎓 Education:
- Master in Economics | University of Chinese Academy of Sciences [Sep’2021-Jul’2024]
- Master in Economics | Aalborg University [Sep’2021-Jul’2024]
- Summer Exchange | Harris School of Public Policy, University of Chicago [Jun’2021-Aug’2021]
- Minor in Finance | Central University of Finance and Economics [Sep’2017-Jul’2021]
- B.E. Environmental Engineering | Minzu University of China [Sep’2017-Jul’2021]
🔍 Research Interests:
- Economic and Health Impacts of Climate Change
- Satellite Images, Machine Learning, and Causal Inference
- Environmental Impact Assessment: Wildfire, Air Pollution, Noise, etc.
- Climate Statistics
🔬 Research Experiences:
- Research Assistant | Assessing China’s Efforts for the 1.5°C Warming Limit
- Principal Researcher | Global Maritime Container Shipping Emissions Characteristics Analysis
- Master Thesis | The Climate-Induced Migration in China
- Independent Researcher | Unintended Effect of Poverty Alleviation on Rural Air Pollution
- Research Assistant | School of Economics, Peking University
- Project Lead | Analysis of PMs Composition and Spatiotemporal Characteristics in Beijing
- Master Thesis | The Role of Climate in Long-term Economic Growth
📚 Publication Top Noted:
- Challenges of Decarbonizing Global Maritime Container Shipping toward Net-Zero Emissions
- Heterogeneous Impact of Multiple Climate Policies on the Chinese Stock Market
- Alkyl and Aromatic Nitrates in Atmospheric Particles
- The Climate-Induced Migration in China (Master Thesis)
- Beyond Carbon Dioxide: Formulating a Comprehensive Policy for Accelerated Warming
- Resource Curse or Resource Blessing: The Role of Climate in Long-term Economic Growth
- Warmer Days, Brighter Nights: Satellite Evidence of Climate-Driven Economic Adaptations
- Income Growth Mitigates Heat-Induced Drowning Mortality
🏆 Honors & Awards:
- Silver Medal in Kaggle 2022 Ubiquant Stock Market Return Prediction Competition
- First Prize in Interdisciplinary Contest in Modeling (Informs)
- First Prize in National Collegiate Programming Contest (Visualization division)
- First Prize in National Collegiate Programming Contest (AI division)
- Recommendation for Direct Entry to Graduate Studies
- University-Level First-Class Scholarship
- National Scholarship for Undergraduate Students
🧠 Academic Skills:
- Quantitative Skills: Calculus, Real Analysis, Statistics, Linear Algebra, Physics, Chemistry, Biology
- Coding Skills: R (Proficient), Python (Proficient), Latex, Stata, Cloud Database, ArcGIS, Origin
- Writing Skills: Academic Writing, Literature Review, Article Management
- Language Skills: Chinese, English, Japanese
🌐 Career Plan:
- Aspiring to become a scholar making significant contributions in the field of climate change.
