Anna Huang

Anna Huang is a Researcher at Wageningen University & Research, specializing in environmental toxicology with a focus on the effects of insecticides and climate change on aquatic ecosystems. Her work integrates experimental studies with mathematical modeling (e.g., Dynamic Energy Budget models) to assess toxicokinetics and toxicodynamics of chemicals like imidacloprid and flupyradifurone in species such as Gammarus pulex and honeybees.

Her research interests span aquatic ecotoxicology, temperature-dependent toxicity, and the development of frameworks to predict chemical impacts across trophic levels. She has contributed to understanding how climate stressors (e.g., heatwaves) exacerbate insecticide effects in freshwater environments.

Anna has supervised/co-supervised PhD projects, including the ongoing study on climate change and chemical interactions in aquatic ecosystems by Ayesha Siddiqa. Her datasets and publications emphasize reproducibility and are openly accessible via institutional repositories.

Key collaborations include work with researchers at Wageningen University, focusing on ecotoxicological modeling and pesticide risk assessment. Her projects often involve interdisciplinary teams addressing real-world environmental challenges.