Alden Siperstein

Siperstein graduated from OSU with a B.S. in Biology and an Entomology minor. After graduating, Alden worked for Dr. Susan Jones as a lab assistant for a year, contributing to insect husbandry and data collection for her studies. He is currently a Master’s student in the Meuti lab, studying the seasonal initiation and termination of diapause of Culex species in central Ohio, and determining the genetic pathways associated with blood feeding in Cx. pipiens. When not researching, Alden is cooking or baking.

KX Feature with Graduate Student Alden Siperstein - Science Happens Here: When mosquitoes bite

CFAES Knowledge Exchange Feature "Science Happens Here: When mosquitoes bite", April 26, 2022 PhD candidate Alden Siperstein explains his research into how and when mosquitoes bite. Topics: Diseases & Parasites, Environment, Health & Medicine