Entomology student life does not always take place on a crowded campus. One graduate student shares how working at a remote research station has shaped her academic journey.

Meet Clay Morrow, Ph.D., postdoc at Cornell, expert in plant-insect interactions and cross-disciplinary innovation, and ...

Most U.S. insects and arachnids remain unassessed for conservation risk, and even many known at-risk species lack legal protection—a major blind spot in efforts to save vulnerable wildlife.

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Meet Clay Morrow, Ph.D., postdoctoral researcher at Cornell, expert in plant-insect interactions and cross-disciplinary innovation, and subject of the next installment of our “Standout Early Career ...

Most U.S. insects and arachnids remain unassessed for conservation risk, and even many known at-risk species lack legal protection. Only 2.5% of at-risk insects and arachnids have nationwide ...

Dragonflies are known for their size. Some motor through life in robust bodies with such fierce flying power that an iconic entomology textbook recommends “a gun loaded with dust shot” as a practical ...

Smoke has long been the beekeeper’s secret weapon to avoid getting stung. Ancient Egyptian art dating back over 2,500 years ago depicts beekeepers blowing smoke into hives. But despite the age of this ...

A new study examines six liquid and gel insecticide bait products for managing German cockroaches (Blattella germanica), with all of the baits killing at least 80 percent of adult male cockroaches ...

Despite their medical significance, not much is known about Lonomia species’ life cycles and biology. The deadly hemotoxic effects of Lonomia caterpillars have only been scientifically described in ...

Writing insect names using American English can be difficult. Some species have different names depending on where you are, or with whom you are speaking (think “ladybug” or “ladybird” or “lady beetle ...