Apocalypse now? long-term patterns of tropical forest insect communities in response to global change

Are insects declining in the tropics? Funded by Research Grants Council Collaborative Research Fund

Climate change impacts on the stability of arthropod food webs in rice ecosystems

How will rice predators and herbivores respond to climate change? Funded by the Research Grants Council General Research Fund

Rewilding the forest of Hong Kong

How does active and passive reforestation alter the soil microbiome and soil-based carbon storage? Funded by the Croucher Foundation

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Rewilding Hong Kong; Mapping the Hidden Biodiversity and Carbon Services of Forest Soils

A territory-wide assessment of soil biodiversity and habitat preferences.

Funded by the Environment and Conservation Fund

Biogenic volatile organic carbons (BVOCs) and insect trophic interactions

How do BVOCs shape ecological interactions in a tropical rainforest?

Funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) / Research Grants Council (RGC) Joint Research Scheme

Insect responses to 20 years of climate change

Resampling insect biodiversity after 18 years of climate change. Funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China Excellent Young Scientist Award

Impacts of Drought on tropical forest landscapes

Drought and ecosystem services of invertebrates in tropical forest. Funded by the Research Grants Council General Research Fund

Biodiversity of Hong Kong Wasps

We are establishing the first baseline of the diversity, distribution and status of Hong Kong’s wasps.
Funded by the Environment and Conservation Fund

Testing the exposure hypothesis - how life history traits will shape climate change responses

Spiders are ubiquitous predators in natural and agricultural landscapes, but their vulnerability to climate change remains understudied in tropical Asia. Funded by the Robert Whyte Memorial Research Grant