Tzu-Yu Amy Huang, MSc.

I am interested in life history traits and adaptive potential of marine fish. Currently, I am investigating maternal effects in metapopulations of Atlantic herring, with a focus on the early life stages. My research combines field surveys and laboratory experiments to examine larval performance in relation to maternal traits and behaviour.

Doctorate at the University of Hamburg

Institute of Marine Ecosystem and Fishery Science, Germany (2018-present)

MSc. in Aquaculture

National Taiwan Ocean University, Keelung, Taiwan (2012-2014)
Master thesis: “Captive breeding and rearing, and the effect of macroalgae and dietary protein levels on juvenile growth of largescale blackfish, Girella punctata”
Supervisor: Prof. PhD. Fan-Hua Nan

BSc. in Aquaculture

National Taiwan Ocean University, Keelung, Taiwan (2008-2012)
Bachelor thesis: “Larval development of Lysmata amboinensis”
Supervisor: Prof. PhD. Fan-Hua Nan