Research resources and selected media
I’m Benjamin Hayt, a graduate researcher at the National Aplysia Resource at the University of Miami. This page brings together research context and selected coverage of my interests in koi and aquatic systems.
Aplysia research
- My Aplysia cell culture research — an overview of my ongoing work developing primary cultures to study the cytopathic effects of Aplysia abyssovirus.
- National Aplysia Resource: NIH resource directory — background on the University of Miami resource and its role in providing laboratory-reared Aplysia for research.
For more about my background, visit my About page. My photo portfolio includes photographs of my koi and tortoise interests.
Printable koi observation journal
Read the koi observation guide and download the blank worksheet for recording pond visits, feeding, measurements, and follow-up questions.
Selected media and aquatic-system resources
See more details on CBS News
A Week After Storm, Long Island Residents Losing Their Cool Over Power Outages
It’s another day of extreme heat, and tens of thousands of people…
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koiphen blue eco drum filter…
Published on Science Times
Benjamin Hayt Discusses Environmental Stability and Its Role in Competitive Koi Longevity
Environmental stability is one of the most important factors…
Published on South Florida Reporter
Benjamin Hayt on Evaluating Koi Potential at Different Life Stages
Koi keeping is both an art and a science…