OA week 2024 – The importance of Society journals
What is Open Access?It’s Open Access Week!Open Access (OA), when applied to peer reviewed research, means that content is free to access by anyone,… Read More
Citizen scientists reveal how the common wasp spreads across UK
A UCL press release The Big Wasp Survey, a citizen science project involving thousands of volunteers throughout the UK, has yielded important genetic insights into… Read More
Butterflies find safe haven in UK gardens, new research reveals
Press release from British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) on an article published today in Insect Conservation and Diversity.New research published by… Read More
Special Issue: Neglected bacterial diseases
Published today in Medical and Veterinary Entomology a new Special Issue highlighting neglected vector borne bacterial pathogens including Bartonella, Anaplasma, Rickettsia, and Borrelia species. Papers… Read More
Call for abstracts
Submit your abstractAgricultural and Forest Entomology is seeking abstracts for consideration in a forthcoming Special Issue: Advances in insect… Read More
Impact of Pathogens’ Environment on Fireflies
Impact of Pathogens’ Environment on FirefliesA Bucknell University press release. Research published in Ecological Entomology.One in three firefly species in North America may be at… Read More
RES Journals Virtual Issue – COP 27
COP 27 starts today. It’s vital to consider insect science in setting climate policies. This Virtual Issue from RES journal Editors Tilly Collins,… Read More
Bees active in woodland tree-tops, research shows
Bees active in woodland tree-tops, research showsA University of East Anglia press release. Research published in Insect Conservation and Diversity. The study was conducted… Read More
