Tang Zhe
GRADUATE STUDENT
Hi! I am a PhD student at NTU’s Asian School of the Environment. Before joining NTU, I completed my undergraduate studies at NUS, where I examined microplastic retention capacities in freshwater macrophytes and modelled how climate change and market feedback could alter global cropland distribution, with downstream impacts on carbon storage and biodiversity.
My PhD research focuses on using bioacoustics and soundscape analysis to study biodiversity across forests and urban green spaces in Singapore. Through my research, I aim to understand how climate change and anthropogenic noise influence acoustic diversity and species interactions within tropical urban ecosystems.
When I am free, I enjoy fishkeeping, swimming, and learning new languages. My favourite tea is Osmanthus Oolong Tea.