Wen-Han Zhou (周文翰)

temperarily as an observer...

Hello, and welcome to my homepage! I am Wen-Han Zhou, a theorist working in the science of small bodies. I obtained my PhD from Observatoire de la Côte d’Azur, Nice, France and am currently a JSPS postdoc fellow at the University of Tokyo, Japan.

Asteroid (20777) Zhouwenhan

I’m honored and delighted to share that asteroid (20777) 2000 RX10 has been renamed Zhouwenhan at ACM2026 conference in Poznan, Poland!

Here are more details for the other ‘‘me” in space! JPL database/MPC database

Asteroid 20777 zhouwenhan

My Research

Solar system objects: Asteroids; Binary asteroids; Planetary rings; Planetary moons; Comets; Meteorites.
Extrasolar system objects: White dwarf pollution, Interstellar objects, Debris disks.

Tools

Thermal models of small bodies: Self-developed numerical, semi-analytical, analytical thermal models.
N-body codes: REBOUND/REBOUNDX and PKDGRAV to study the orbital and structural evolution of asteroids.

I am eager to chat with experts from different fields and welcome for collaborations!

Contact

Email: wenhan.zhou@oca.eu