NIGHTSEA Fluorescence Blog
KEY Award Recipient – 2023
2023
Dr. Andrea Suria is the recipient of the 9th Annual KEY Award for New Faculty.
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2023 KEY Award for New Faculty
2023
Fluorescence microscopy – KEY Award for New Faculty
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KEY Award Recipient – 2022
2022
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Oscar Ruiz of Houston Christian University is the recipient of the 8th annual NIGHTSEA/EMS KEY Award for New Faculty.
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2022 KEY Award for New Faculty
2022
The application period for the 2022 KEY Award for New Faculty is open!
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KEY Award Recipient – 2021
2021
The recipient of the 2021 NIGHTSEA/EMS KEY Award for New Faculty is Dr. Kyle Gustafson, Assistant Professor of Parasitology in the Department of Biological Sciences at Arkansas State University. The KEY Award was instituted in 2015 by NIGHTSEA founder Dr. Charles Mazel to acknowledge his own mentors and as a way of giving back to […]
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Cover image of American Entomologist
2020
NIGHTSEA fluorescence image on the cover of American Entomologist.
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KEY Award Recipient – 2020
2020
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Heather Ray, Idaho State University, is the recipient of the 2020 NIGHTSEA/EMS KEY Award for New Faculty.
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Aphids use fluorescence to avoid dangerous bacteria
2019
Do organisms use fluorescence to help them through their daily lives? This is a question that is often asked when fluorescence is observed in nature. A recent paper demonstrates that pea aphids (Acyrthosiphon pisum) avoid feeding on leaves when virulent bacteria are present.
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