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ViewAttendees 18

Program Symposium

Emerging Scientists Tackling Emerging Topics: Entomologists Addressing Global Issues in Health, Food Insecurity, Climate Change, and Biodiversity On-Demand Presentations

On-Demand

On-Demand

    Organizer(s)

  • Karen Poh

    Post-Doctoral Scholar
    Department of Entomology
    Pennsylvania State University
    State College, Pennsylvania

  • Carly Tribull

    Assistant Professor
    Department of Biology
    Farmingdale State College
    Farmingdale, New York

The Early Career Professionals Committee presents a symposium in which members from across our society answer the question “How can the study of entomology generate solutions for a rapidly changing world?” Learn how innovative researchers are solving global problems related to insect-human health interactions, agriculture and conservation, and biodiversity.

Presentations:

  • On Demand
    Introductory remarks

    Presenting Author: Karen C. Poh – Pennsylvania State University

  • On Demand
    A needs assessment survey on vector-borne disease prevention methods used by Pennsylvania residents

    Presenting Author: Karen C. Poh – Pennsylvania State University

    Co-Author: Erika T. Machtinger – Pennsylvania State University

  • On Demand
    Alien invasion: How a few degrees can make a difference

    Presenting Author: David R. Coyle – Clemson University

  • On Demand
    Bed bugs and histamine: Emerging health concerns from a resurged indoor pest

    Presenting Author: Zachary DeVries – University of Kentucky

  • On Demand
    Ecological drivers of the blacklegged tick geographic range expansion

    Presenting Author: Allison Gardner – University of Maine

  • On Demand
    Excito-repellent flight behavior in permethrin-resistant and surgically altered Puerto Rican Aedes aegypti exposed to insecticide-treated fabric

    Presenting Author: Natasha Marie Agramonte – DeKalb County Board of Health

    Co-Author: Ulrich R. Bernier – USDA-ARS

    Co-Author: Salvador Gezan – VSN International

    Co-Author: Jeff Bloomquist – University of Florida

  • On Demand
    Flying under the radar: Drosophila suzukii in the national forests of North Carolina has implications for ecology and management

    Presenting Author: Johanna Elsensohn – USDA-ARS

    Co-Author: Hannah Joy Burrack – North Carolina State University

  • On Demand
    Harnessing biodiversity informatics to evaluate global insect data coverage

    Presenting Author: Emily Sandall – Yale University

    Co-Author: Stefan Pinkert – Yale University

    Co-Author: Ruth Oliver – Yale University

  • On Demand
    Harnessing entomological sciences to achieve food security for all: Challenges and opportunities

    Presenting Author: Esther N. Ngumbi – University of Illinois

  • On Demand
    Honey bee (Apis mellifera) social immunity behaviours: Variance between domestic stocks and effect on chalkbrood (Ascosphaera apis) infection

    Presenting Author: Elizabeth M. Walsh – Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada

    Co-Author: Marilène Paillard – Centre de recherche en sciences animales de Deschambault

    Co-Author: Pierre Giovenazzo – Université Laval

    Co-Author: Stephen Pernal – Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada

  • On Demand
    The impacts of smoke and heat during the Oregon wildfires on honey bees

    Presenting Author: Priyadarshini Chakrabarti Basu – Mississippi State University

    Co-Author: Bradley Metz – North Carolina State University

    Co-Author: Liping Yang – Oregon State University

    Co-Author: David R. Tarpy – North Carolina State University

    Co-Author: Ramesh Reddy Sagili – Oregon State University

  • On Demand
    The Institute of Beetle Technology: Bio-inspiration for engineering and design

    Presenting Author: Ainsley Seago – Carnegie Museum of Natural History