Monthly Archives: May 2021

Zach Balzer is a PhD student at Western University studying the invasive populations of Reticulitermes flavipes in Ontario, Canada. The main goal of his research is to determine how bottleneck effects impact invasive populations by comparing the behavioral and genetic … Continue reading →

Phoebe is a graduate student in Dr. Corrie Moreau’s lab at Cornell University, where she is studying how the optimal investment of ant colonies in defense changes over colony ontogeny. Her past research has been primarily with social insects, including … Continue reading →

If you were thinking you’d like to put together an awesome symposium at next year’s International IUSSI Congress in San Diego (yes, I know you were!), now’s the time to get on it. Just a few weeks left before the … Continue reading →

The Entomology and Nematology Department at the University of Florida is accepting applications for a brand new lecturer position focused on online education. The department has a long history of strong distance education. As our program is growing we are … Continue reading →