The role of epigenetics in insects in changing environments
Featured image: Foraging honeybee (Apis mellifera) on a flower. Photo (c) Jeff Wilson, Research School of Biology archive We are excited to announce a new Special Issue published in Insect Molecular Biology, highlighting the role of insect epigenetics in changing environments. Special Issue editors, Michael Goodisman and Juan Du, highlight that epigenetic information influences gene expression and is therefore of great…
Announcing our new data archiving policy and partnership with Dryad
New data archiving policy for the Royal Entomological Society and partnership with Dryad. In recent years all Royal Entomological Society (RES) journals have included a Data Availability Statement as standard. This statement is intended to improve reproducibility and robustness of published articles. Making data openly available allows results to be checked and improves the quality of published articles, particularly if…
Meet the RES at #ICE2024 in Kyoto
Join us at ICE2024 The Royal Entomological Society (RES) is proud to be a sponsor and exhibitor at the XXVII International Congress of Entomology in Kyoto. We’ll be at Stand 6 in the Exhibition Hall throughout the Congress and we warmly invite you to stop by and chat with our team. You will be able to collect your new Member, Fellow, or Honorary Fellow…
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