OA Week 2025 – Why Open Access Matters
October 20 – 26 2025 As part of Open Access Week, we’re taking a moment to highlight what makes our Society journals so vital… Read More
Working with us to support insect science
The Royal Entomological Society (RES) has been working with partners both nationally and internationally to advance the study of insects, and to support a broader… Read More
Meet the Editor: Cecilia Tamborindeguy
Cecilia Tamborindeguy became an Editor-in-Chief on Insect Molecular Biology in 2024. research interest is in the molecular interactions between hemipteran insects,… Read More
Could flower exports contribute to vectors of livestock and equid arboviruses? – Journal Highlight
First published: 28 August 2025. A recent article published in Medical and Veterinary Entomology, “Investigation… Read More
Ento26
8 September @ 09:00 – 10 September @ 17:00… Read More
New book – How to be a Dragonfly
How to be a Dragonfly by Laura Knowles, Steven Wood Published 2 October 2025 Paperback | £7.99 | 9780241685860 Meet Chase, a… Read More
Entographica: The Invertebrate-Inspired Art Exhibition – External Event
2 February @ 10:00 – 25 February @ 16:00 Entographica, an exhibition of invertebrate inspired art from the Entographic… Read More
Royal Entomological Society selected for Yeo Valley Yeokens scheme
The Royal Entomological Society (RES) is delighted to have been chosen as one of this autumn’s featured charities in the Yeokens scheme, run by Yeo… Read More
How temperature and humidity affect a common fungal parasite in an invasive ladybird – Journal Highlight
First published: 17 September 2025. The Royal Entomological Society journal Ecological Entomology has recently published an article on which… Read More
Best Learned Society Award 2025
RES awarded Best Learned Society in 2025 MemCom Excellence Awards We are proud to announce that the Royal Entomological Society has won the Best Professional… Read More
