Tang Zhe

PhD Student

Asian School of the Environment

tang0605[at]ntu.edu.sg

Hi, I am Tang Zhe, I am a PhD student at the Asian School of Environment in NTU. My current research focuses on utilising AI-based passive acoustic monitoring for bird detections, as well as developing hyperlocal geospatial models to better understand the effects of urbanisation and land use change on avian communities. I hope my work can provide insights that support biodiversity-friendly urban planning and avian conservation.

Selected publications:

Tang Z, Sng KT, Zhang Y & Carrasco LR (2024). Climate change market-driven poleward shifts in cropland production create opportunities for tropical biodiversity conservation and habitat restoration. Science of The Total Environment, 923, 171198.
Tan JW, Tong RJ, Tang Z, Lee CZ, Yong CL & Todd PA (2023). Leaf morphology affects microplastic entrapment efficiency in freshwater macrophytes. Marine and Freshwater Research, 74(7), 641-650.