I employ seismological and geodetic methods to constrain the source characterization of moderate and large earthquakes. I am particularly interested in developing novel algorithms for the rapid analysis of global earthquakes and exploring the scaling relations of earthquake sources and strong ground motion excited by large earthquakes.

Research focuses on exploring the physical processes of large earthquakes with various modern geophysical observations, such as broadband seismograms, high-rate GPS, and radar interferometry.

Dr. Chen Ji is an Assistant Professor at the Institute for Nonprofit Administration and Research (INAR). Her primary research focuses are nonprofit management and philanthropy. Her research encompasses various areas including social entrepreneurship, strategic management, and …

Chen Ji: Publications Han, S-C, C. K. Shum, M. Bevis, C. Ji , C-Y. Kuo, Crustal dilatation observed by GRACE after the 2004 Sumatra-Andaman earthquake, Science , 313, 658-662, 2006.

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Computational Electromagnetics; Coupled EM and neuro-modulation simulation; Safety of passive and active medical implantable devices under MR systems; Multi-channel TMS devices; interactions of electromagnetic waves with human body.

My research aims to identify the mechanisms driving ecosystem C, N and P dynamics in responses to global change drivers and human activity. Currently my work deals with the microbially and...

Dr. Chen Ji is a former Principal in RMI’s China Program. He worked on enabling policy makers, investors and cooperates to act on energy transition towards net-zero-carbon 2050, particularly in harder-to-abate sectors.