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Turritopsis dohrnii in the Media & News
Nodding our Tusks to Heroic Mutations
Genome BC
Nice Genes! Season 1, Episode 5
Audio podcast featuring Doctor Miglietta
Stayin’ Alive: How the Immortal Jellyfish Cheats Death
New York Times
An essay about Turritopsis dohrnii by Varun Fuloria, 15, from The Harker School in San Jose, California, one of the winners of The Learning Network’s STEM Writing Contest
Illustration Credit: Masha Krasnova-Shavaeva These jellyfish seem to cheat death. What’s their secret?
Popular Science Magazine
Article on Turritopsis dohrnii featuring Doctor Miglietta
Wikimedia: Commons 
Image credit: Lara Beckmann, CC BY-SA 4.0 This Jellyfish Can Defy Death And Turn Back Time
Environmental News Network
Article on Turritopsis dohrnii
Is this sea creature a fountain of youth? Texas A&M at Galveston investigates
25 News KXXV
Video on Turritopsis dohrnii featuring Doctor Miglietta
Around Texas with John Sharp: Oceans (Season 1, Episode 2)
PBS
Video featuring Doctor Miglietta’s research on Turritopsis dohrnii
Ballast water pouring from a ship © Getty The secrets of the immortal jellyfish, Earth’s longest-living animal
BBC Science Focus Magazine
Article on Turritopsis dohrnii
Audacious Little Things: Elevation by Reduction
NPR Connecticut
Audio interview with Doctor Miglietta on Turritopsis dohrnii
Image credit: DrAfter123 / iStock.com Tiny Things. Big Impact!
Texas A&M Research Magazine
The inaugural issue of the Texas A&M research magazine
Image credit: D. Maggioni Image credit: Lara Beckmann, CC BY-SA 4.0 Les méduses peuvent défier la mort et remonter le temps
45 Secondes L’actualité Numérique
Article on Turritopsis dohrnii
Can the “immortal” jellyfish help scientists cure brain disease?
Quartz Magazine
Video interview with Doctor Miglietta on research on Turritopsis dohrnii
MIRA, by Amanda Tasse
miraworldmedia
Short film inspired by Turritopsis dohrnii. Mira is “the story of a young marine biologist’s own mind as she risks her life to pursue the work she loves”. Dr. Miglietta served as scientific adviser for the marine biology component of the movie.
Image by: A. E. Migotto/CEBIMar-USP Dr. Miglietta’s Jellyfish Lab at Texas A&M University Galveston Campus
Texas A&M University at Galveston
At Texas A&M University Galveston Campus Dr. Miglietta and her team are doing amazing research on jellyfish. Learn about what they’re researching and why it’s so important, or read more at tamug.edu/miglietta.
Image by: M. Miglietta Jellyfish Turritopsis dohrnii
National Science Foundation
News on Turritopsis dohrnii and research from the Miglietta Lab.
Outside/In: This isn’t science, it’s a love story
New Hampshire Public Radio
Podcast on Turritopsis dohrnii and an interview with Dr. Miglietta
“Immortal” Jellyfish Swarms World’s Oceans
National Geographic
Article on “The Silent Invasion” by Dr. Miglietta and Dr. Lessios.
Turritopsis Dohrnii (The Immortal Jellyfish) — original composition by Andreas Kapsalis
Music
Music composition inspired by T. dohrnii. Original composition by Andreas Kapsalis.
Image by: D. Maggioni ‘Immortal Jellyfish’ Lives Forever By Continually Reverting To First Stage Of Life
Huffington Post
Article on “the silent invasion”
Science in School, the European journal for science teachers
Science in School
Turritopsis dohrnii was named “strangest species on Earth” by students in Europe in the age category 11–15. Short interview with Dr. Miglietta.
Image by: D. Maggioni L’étonnante invasion de la méduse immortelle
Science & Vie
Magazine, France
Article on Turritopsis dohrnii with an interview with Dr. Miglietta
Image by: D. Maggioni Hydromedusa Mounts Ninja Style Invasion
ScienceBlogs — Deep Sea News
ScienceBlogs article on “The Silent Invasion”
Occhi di tenebra. Il mito di medusa in 26 racconti
Book
A collection of short stories, one of which is dedicated to Turritopsis dohrnii and a fictional character (Dr. Migli Ettis) inspired by Dr. Miglietta.
Image by: M. Miglietta