SCoPS Lab
The Spatial, Conservation and Policy Studies (SCoPS) lab is an interdisciplinary group based at the ASE, in NTU. The team focuses on finding innovative ways to conserve biodiversity and addressing climate change. We come from a diverse range of backgrounds but we our work tends to revolve around three broad themes—conservation science and policy, spatial ecology and conservation, and applied ecology.
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Our team is actively growing,
and so too will our interests and perspectives.
Interested in joining the team?
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Meet Our Team
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Zeng Yiwen
Assistant Professor in Environment & Society
Asian School of the Environment
School of Social Sciences
Research interests:
Conservation Science and Policy, Sustainability Science, Spatial Ecology, Ecological Modelling, Invasion Biology
Joelle Chan Mei Si
Research Assistant
Asian School of the Environment
Research interests:
Conservation and Biodiversity, Development Studies, Environmental Policy, Geographic Information Systems, Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing
Elysia Toh
PhD Student
(co-supervised)
University of Sunshine Coast
Research interests:
Conservation biology, freshwater biology, climate change, freshwater decapod crustaceans, animal behaviour
Robyn Gwee
PhD Student
(co-supervised)
National University of Singapore
Research interests:
Nature-based Solutions, Sustainable Development, Remote Sensing, Marine Biogeochemistry
Koh Ci Juan
Undergraduate Student
Asian School of the Environment
Research interests:
Interactions and relationships between natural environments and human societies, geospatial analysis
Tan Jin Xiang
Undergraduate Student
Asian School of the Environment
Research interests:
Ecology, remote sensing, atmospheric science, marine environment
Lab affiliates
Including fledged SCoPS lab members, SpaCE lab members, and friends
