Alice Huang

Dr Alice Huang is an education-focused lecturer in the School of Life and Environmental Sciences at The University of Sydney. Her research interests include education assessment and evaluation, educational technology and computing, receptors and membrane biology, signal transduction, agronomy, curriculum and pedagogy. She has completed a Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (Higher Education) and is an Advance HE Senior Fellow (SFHEA). Her PhD in biochemistry focused on the role of the calcium-sensing receptor in the control of 25-hydroxyvitamin D 3 1α-hydroxylase mRNA and protein expression.

Alice Huang is a Lecturer at The University of Sydney, specializing in higher education and science education. Her research focuses on enhancing science education through innovative pedagogical strategies, particularly in large courses. Huang's work explores methods to improve student engagement and support, such as encouraging students to seek help and utilizing technology for cooperative learning. She also investigates the effectiveness of student-authored questions in assessments and the use of online tools to facilitate science education. Her research bridges educational theory with practical applications, aiming to improve learning outcomes in science disciplines.