Andra Opris – Edinburgh Napier University – Pollination ecosystem service support by sustainable urban drainage systems (SUDS).
Email: andrada_cleo@yahoo.com
Bjoern Matthies – University of Liverpool – Assessing the resilience of ants in African savannas to changes in mammalian herbivory.
Email: b.matthies@liverpool.ac.uk
Gauri Gharpure – National Centre for Biological Sciences – How insects survive in mountains? A behavioural and physiological perspective.
Email: gauri.gharpure94@gmail.com
Izzy Hall – Newcastle University – The Effects of Microbial Biopesticides on Honey Bees: Implications on Colony Health.
Email: a.hall21@newcastle.ac.uk
Julius Olumeh – Newcastle University – Defense trade-offs in selection of Solanum lycopersicum cultivars in IPM against Tuta absoluta Meyrick.
Email: Olumehjulius@gmail.com
Julie Smith – University of Newcastle – Comparison of phytophagous insects and herbivory in young and established deciduous woodland in Northwest England.
Email: j.smith65@newcastle.ac.uk
Jonny Timperley – University of Liverpool – Developing acoustic monitoring of invertebrates: can current challenges be overcome?
Email: jht45@liverpool.ac.uk
Karmannye Chaudhary – Queen Mary University London – Exploring India’s Entomological Riches: Unveiling Biodiversity Marvels.
Email: karmannyechaudhary@gmail.com
Madeleine Fabusova – University of Exeter – Blinded by lights- Behavioural responses of nocturnal moths to pulsed Artificial Light at Night (pALAN).
Email: mcf204@exeter.ac.uk
Olive Ridley – University Centre Askham Bryan – The Defoliation Rate of Agelastica alni Against Topographic Variables: Altitude and Soil Moisture.
Email: oli.ridley1@gmail.com
Sara Alasady – Newcastle University/ Faculty of Science, Agriculture and Engineering – What is the Role of the Ladybird in the Agro-Ecosystem?
Email: s.m.a.al-asady2@ncl.ac.uk
Susannah Gill – John Innes Centre, Norwich – Exploring white mustard (Sinapis alba) diversity for novel resistance against the Cabbage Stem Flea Beetle (Psylliodes chrysocephala).
Email: susannah.gill@jic.ac.uk
Beatrice Dale – Northumbria University – Towers of flowers
Email: beatrice.dale@northumbria.ac.uk
Carolina Gomez – Durham University – Do bumblebees have. preferred floral smells?
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Elliott Cornelius – Rothamsted Reserach – A Transition to LED Lighting Presents an Opportunity to Mitigate Disturbance Across a Range of Moth Behaviours.
Email: Elliott.J.Cornelius@gmail.com
George Parsons – Newcastle University – Exploring the role of nutrient transport in insect models of disease vector biology.
Email: G.Parsons4@newcastle.ac.uk
Johanna Carolina Molina-Tabares – School of Life Sciences, University of Warwick, Coventry, UK and Department of Neuroscience, Psychology and Behaviour, University of Leicester, Leicester, UK – Feeding preference of Rift Valley fever mosquitoes at a wildlife-livestock interface in South Africa.
Email: johannamolina0@gmail.com
Jorn Oppersma – Department of Biosciences, Durham University – Investigating brain anatomy across several bumblebee species, native to North-East England.
Email: oppersmajorn@gmail.com
Kumari Riya Pati – University of Edinburgh – The Plasticity of Ageing for Competitive ability in ‘Burying beetles’ Nicrophorus vespilloides.
Email: s2418423@ed.ac.uk
Marta Potrzebska – University of Silesia in Katowice – The influence of high concentration of sucrose on development and physiology in house cricket, Acheta domesticus. House cricket as a model in diabetes research.
Email: mpotrzebska@us.edu.pl
Matthew Sparks – Swansea University – How do flies view urban environments?
Email: matthewsparks2@outlook.com
Rosy Christopher – Cardiff University in collaboration with Newcastle University – Is timing everything? The implications of harvest for biocontrol spillover and the trophic interactions of generalist predators.
Email: rschristopher@outlook.com
Samuel Baillie – University of Warwick – The Application of Companion Planting for the Protection of Garden Plants.
Email: sam.baillie@warwick.ac.uk
Sesilia Niehaus – University of Edinburgh – Fossil insects, biogeography, and early agriculture in Neolithic Europe.
Email: sesilia.niehaus@gmail.com
