Newsletter

Science storytelling, a new addition to the animal diagnostic lab, frozen slugs, and more are in this newsletter edition. Awards have been granted, EGSA Graduate Presentations are recognized, and some publications in this newsletter from The Department of Entomology.

AI, dragonflies, microbes, student research, spotted lanternflies are in the news. Two fellowships have been awarded, a large amount of student awards, and some publications in this newsletter from The Department of Entomology at Penn State.

Bees, a new endowed fellowship or professorship, microbes, mites, spotted lanternflies, and the western bean cutworm in this issue. Plus a lot of new research papers from the Department.

We are reworking the look-and-feel of the fifth floor in ASI to reflect visually the dynamic nature and the impact of the people and research being conducted in The Department of Entomology. This work was made possible by The College of Agricultural Sciences request for proposals.

Catching up on the awards for students from the summer, some news, and a publication about carnivorous plants.

April and May news in this newsletter. Remembering Dion Lerman, plenty of awards and promotions, and a publication. More to come next month that just couldn't fit into this issue.

This month we have quite a bit of news about bees, the relentless phorid flies, Frost Museum video, FREC farewell, spotted lanternfly still in the news, and a great video about wasp discoveries. Plus some high-level awards for faculty, students, and staff.

Wrapping up the year with stories about how the Arboretum gets ready for winter, lots of One Health and microbiome news, spotted lanternfly, and ticks. David Hughes is the recipient of the Alex and Jessie C. Black Award and a strong showing from our students at this year's ESA Conference. Last but not least we have some PA IPM and INSECT NET news. Happy Holidays!

Department of Entomology November 2024 newsletter featuring news items about department people in the news, awards, and publications. News items about wasps, PA IPM, spotted lanternfly, slugs, ticks, funding and fellowship recipients, and more.