Chang Huang

Dr. Chang Huang is a postdoctoral researcher at the Soil Geography and Landscape Group, specializing in luminescence dating applications for archaeological and geological studies. With a PhD from the University of Hong Kong (2023) and expertise in Quaternary geochronology, his work integrates climate change, geomorphology, and human landscape modifications.

• Key research areas: Luminescence Dating, Asian Monsoon Dynamics, Cultural Landscape Evolution
• Notable projects: Interdisciplinary EARTHWORK project analyzing Dutch earthworks; Holocene lake-level studies in Tibet using OSL and pIRIR methods

Recent publications focus on millennial-scale climate events and glacial meltwater contributions, with methodological innovations in calcite thermoluminescence and shoreline dating. Current availability: Mon-Fri, Morning and Afternoon.