In late 2025, postdoctoral scholar Troy Neptune will be travelling to Seville, Spain to study the effects of artificial light and light pollution have on amphibians, building on his previous research on how amphibians respond to changing light conditions in the context of climate change.

“I used to love looking at the Big Dipper and other stars in the night sky when I was a kid,” Neptune said. “But that privilege is becoming less and less possible.”

“Seville has such a rich history, and getting the chance to understand that history on a deeper level will be a once-in-a-lifetime experience,” Neptune said. “I am also excited to collaborate on research with colleagues from different countries, namely Spain and Germany.”

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