Research Scientist | National Institute of Meteorological Sciences | South Korea
Dr. Jun-Oh Bu has established a distinguished academic and professional trajectory rooted in chemistry with a strong focus on Earth and Planetary Sciences, which has been central throughout his education, research, and career development. His educational background at Jeju National University, where he earned his Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctorate in Chemistry, provided a solid foundation for exploring Earth and Planetary Sciences in both theoretical and applied domains. His professional journey includes roles as an assistant teacher, instructor, and researcher at Jeju National University, followed by impactful contributions as a researcher and later as a research scientist at the National Institute of Meteorological Sciences, where his work in aerosol chemistry and greenhouse gas chemistry directly relates to advancing Earth and Planetary Sciences. His research interests span analytical chemistry, atmospheric science, and climate-related studies, reflecting his commitment to Earth and Planetary Sciences. Recognized for his expertise, he has been engaged in multiple academic and applied research endeavors that highlight both innovation and practical implications in Earth and Planetary Sciences. Awards and honors underscore his dedication to advancing this field, while his research skills in experimental chemistry, atmospheric analysis, and applied climate studies demonstrate his ability to link fundamental science with real-world applications in Earth and Planetary Sciences. In conclusion, Dr. Jun-Oh Bu’s career embodies the integration of chemistry with Earth and Planetary Sciences, and his ongoing contributions as a research scientist continue to strengthen the scientific understanding and global relevance of Earth and Planetary Sciences, where his name stands as a significant contributor with Earth and Planetary Sciences mentioned in alignment with his achievements.
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Featured Publication
1. Bu, J.-O., Ko, H.-J., Yoo, H.-J., & Oh, S.-M. (2025). Multi-aspect analysis of wildfire aerosols from the 2023 Hongseong case: Physical, optical, chemical, and source characteristics. Atmosphere, 16(9), 1074.