Emmanuel Hung

The Gries Lab had a fantastic time at #EntSoc22! We are pleased to have delivered 18 talks, 6 of which placed in the student competition! Thank you very much to the organizers from @EntsocAmerica @CanEntomologist and @EntSocBC!

Lastly, we have the two winners of the ESBC's graduate student award. Congratulations to @EmmanuelHung1 and Sophia Fan! #EntSoc22 (Emmanuel couldn't attend due to TA duties so enjoy this photo of him with a kitty)

We are back after a 2.5 year hiatus with in-person lab meetings! Kicking us off was @EmmanuelHung1 and Justin Wong telling us all about how friendly flies are!

Today at lab meeting, @EmmanuelHung1 was brainstorming ideas for some greenhouse Stable Fly (🐮🪰) experiments. It sounds like it will be a barrel of fun! #GriesyFridays #ThereWillBeSweetsAgainSoon

Congrats to the #2021ESCJAM President Prize Winners! @CanEntomologist @EntSocOnt Thanks to all the researchers that participated to make this meeting a success!

Also in the Pest Management II session at #2021ESCJAM we have @EmmanuelHung1 at 1:45 PM (EST). He'll be speaking on the ♨️hot♨️ topic of thermal host cues in Stable Flies (🐄🪰).

Fly wings produce flashes as they move in flight. Humans can't discern these rapid flashes but Horn and Stable flies eyes might not be so limited. Check out @EmmanuelHung1's on demand #EntSoc21 presentation for more details. — cdmcd.co/w35qWw

We wanted to congratulate the @GriesLab's own @KendalSingleton and @EmmanuelHung1 for their wins in the Virtual Graduate Paper competition. Great job!!!!

Things are heating up in the MSc competition! Next up we have @EmmanuelHung1 from the @GriesLab sharing some 🔥 data "Conductive and convective heat, but not infrared radiation, mediates stable fly alighting and probing frequency on thermally different targets." #ESBC2021

Look out for @EmmanuelHung1 at #ESBC2021, #ESCJam2021 sharing his exciting research about the use of thermal cues in host location in Stable Flies (🐄🪰).

Next we have @EmmanuelHung1 talking about his work using ERGs on the flicker fusion frequency of biting flies (🐄🪰&📯🪰) showing that they are capable of perceiving wing flashes produced by these insects in flight. Also in the 1A flash presentations.

Today we heard a practise talks from @KendalSingleton, @EmmanuelHung1, and @ajblake05 for their presentations at the upcoming @LivingLightConf. Come check them on Wed to hear all about the exciting insect vision work in the Gries Lab. #GriesyFridays #ThereWillBeSweetsAgainSoon

Last week the lab was lucky enough to have a high speed camera to play with (16000 fps). At yesterday's lab meeting @EltonKo_, @EmmanuelHung1, @ajblake05 and @AsimRenyard gave us the first glimpse of the exciting new footage. #GriesyFridays #ThereWillBeSweetsAgainSoon

Announcing the 2021 ESBC #virtual conference and AGM: Entomology of the Future! Save the dates: Oct 19th -21st 2021! #ESBC2021 Please join us for 3 days of discussion on the new horizons of entomology. Registration will open soon!

Bodacious! Yet another #datablitz this week from the fly team from @EmmanuelHung1 and super-talented undergrads Inderpreet Lail and Nelson Lee. Lots of exciting results on a bunch of different stable fly (🐄🪰) experiments.

Today we got an update #DaaBlitz from @ajblake05 and @EmmanuelHung1 about progress on Stable Fly (🐄🪰) and Horn Fly (👿🪰) vision research along with some brainstorming about possible field experiments. #GriesyFridays #ThereWillBeSweetsAgainSoon

This past Tuesday @EmmanuelHung1 updated us about his Stable Fly (🐄🪰) research and his summer research plans. He and his team have been hard at work on multiple aspects of vision, more details soon! #GriesyFridays.orTuesdays #ThereWillBeSweetsAgainSoon

My colleague @EmmanuelHung1 is studying these #bloodsucking #stablefly. Really excited for 2021 and his findings @GriesLab. #insectvision #flies #bestlabmates

Thank you for the opportunity!! @EntSocBC

We then had new MPM student @EmmanuelHung1 with his #ESBC2020 presentation about some undergrad work involving the behavioral responses of larval mosquitos (🦟) to different wavelengths of light. (#GriesyFridays)