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Alice Huang is an education-focused lecturer at the University of Sydney in the School of Life and Environmental Sciences. Her research interests encompass science education and student support, with a focus on educational design, particularly in the context of teaching and assessment for large, diverse cohorts. She completed her Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (Higher Education) and is an Advance Senior Fellow (SFHEA). Alice attained her PhD in biochemistry at the University of Sydney, where she studied the role of the calcium-sensing receptor in controlling 25-hydroxyvitamin D 3 1α-hydroxylase mRNA and protein expression. In her role, Alice has developed effective strategies to enhance student learning and support, especially in large class settings. She has created online tools to support biochemistry education designed to promote active learning and has incorporated AI tools to foster a deeper understanding of concepts. She coordinates biochemistry and genetics units, placing emphasis on experimental design and troubleshooting skills among students.
University of Sydney • Sydney, NSW
Education-focused lecturer in the School of Life and Environmental Sciences.
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