Dr. Felipe Andreazza, currently Postdoctoral Associate, joined the laboratory of Prof. Ke Dong at Duke University since its opening, in September 2020. His current academic degrees are: Technician in Agriculture (2010) (IFRS-Brazil), Bachelor in Agriculture Engineering (2015) (UFPel-Brazil), Master of Science in Entomology (2017) (UFV-Brazil) and Doctor of Science in Entomology (2021) (UFV-Brazil). Felipe has a long-term commitment with insect science being involved in researches in entomology science for over a decade. During his undergraduate, most of his experience was acquired at the Entomology Lab of the Brazilian Research Company (Embrapa Clima Temperado) and at the Acarology and Plant Resistance Lab. of UFPel, but he had also worked in laboratories at the University of São Paulo-Brazil (2 months), University of California, Davis (14 months), and Federal University of Viçosa (3 months). During his Ph.D., Felipe worked 2 years as visiting scholar at the former Lab of Prof. Ke Dong, at Michigan State University, where he developed his thesis “Physiological and molecular basis of spatial repellency mediated by pyrethrum and pyrethroids in Aedes aegypti”.