Huiyi Tan

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Huiyi Tan is a pioneering environmental researcher whose work centers on the intersection of marine pollution, microplastics, and robotic sampling technologies. Her most-cited paper, "Robotic sampling of marine microplastics: a comprehensive review" (2025), synthesizes cutting-edge advances in autonomous systems for detecting and collecting microplastic debris—a critical step toward understanding and mitigating one of the ocean's most pervasive threats. Though early in its citation trajectory, this review has already established Tan as a key voice in the emerging field of robotic environmental monitoring, offering a systematic framework that bridges engineering, ecology, and oceanography. Her contributions are particularly notable for their practical implications: by detailing the capabilities and limitations of current robotic platforms, Tan provides a roadmap for researchers and policymakers seeking scalable, high-resolution sampling methods. This work underscores her commitment to developing innovative, technology-driven solutions for pressing environmental challenges. As her research continues to gain traction, Huiyi Tan is poised to influence how we monitor and protect marine ecosystems in an era of rapid technological change.