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“Picturing MCB Image Competition Winners Announced” Multiple Nyholm Lab members take prizes“Flies, pigs, and squid” This Week in Microbiology podcast discusses recent Nyholm Lab publication; April 2023“Bioimaging North America Image Contest 2023” Squid image taken Nyholm Lab member wins first place; 2023“Don’t phone a friend, Skype a Scientist!” Science Friday, Public Radio International, July 7, 2017“Closing out the Cephaloparty” Science Friday, Public Radio International June 17, 2016“The Science of Symbiosis and the Search for New Drugs” UConn Today, University of Connecticut, January 19, 2016“Squid houses bacteria to keep its eggs safe” Science magazine Scienceshot September 18, 2015“To Stem Budget Cuts, Uconn and Yale Scientists Turn to Crowdfunding ” WNPR News August 19, 2014
“How a squid forms a relationship with a bacterium ” ASBMB Today July 28, 2014
“Glowing squid illuminate immune system function ” UConn Today , University of Connecticut, March 3, 2010.
Jermy, A. (2008) “Squid sort the wheat from the chaff. ” Nature Reviews Microbiology 6: 875. Research Highlights (review of Nyholm et al., 2009 (epub ahead of print at time of publication), Environmental Microbiology 11: 483-493).