Introduction to Ichthyology Lecture
Explore the fascinating world of fish biology, from basic concepts to evolutionary history and biodiversity. Gain insights into aquatic ecosystems and the importance of fish in our planet's ecology.
Ant Capitalism - How the Social Circulatory System Rewires Metabolism and Ageing in Superorganismal Colonies
Explore how ant colonies' social circulatory systems impact metabolism and aging, revealing insights into evolutionary transitions and collective decision-making in superorganisms.
The Christmas Bird Count - From Historical Conservation to 21st Century Community
Explore the Christmas Bird Count's evolution from a historical conservation effort to a vital community science program, revealing its impact on bird population studies and conservation biology.
Cicada Serenades - Music, Mating, and Meaning
Explore cicada mating rituals, communication, and ecosystem impact through expert discussions and musical performances blending insect and human sounds.
Communication in the Service of Coordinated Action by Spotted Hyenas
Exploring vocal communication's role in coordinating collective actions among spotted hyenas, using advanced tracking technology to study complex social dynamics in wild animal groups.
Advancing Entomology's Impact on People and Policy - Opening Plenary Session
Entomology 2023 kickoff explores advocacy's role in advancing entomology's impact. Features reflections from President Alleyne, insights on investing in advocacy, and experiences from Science Policy Fellows.
The Decline of Butterflies in Europe - The Crisis Deepens
Exploring the alarming decline of European butterflies, causes, and conservation efforts, with a focus on UK trends, habitat loss, and strategies for species recovery and monitoring.
The Global Pollinator Crisis - Delusion, Decline, or Death Blow?
Explore the reality of pollinator decline, its impact, and conservation efforts in this insightful presentation on the global pollinator crisis.
Current Knowledge About Arctic Arthropod Population Change and a Computer Vision for Future Monitoring
Explore Arctic arthropod population changes and innovative computer vision techniques for future monitoring in this insightful presentation on global change impacts.
Moth Declines and What They Can Tell Us
Explore moth population declines, their implications, and research findings in this entomological presentation. Gain insights into climate impacts and biodiversity changes.
The Impact of Forensic Human Taphonomy - From Body Farms to The Courtroom
Explore forensic taphonomy's impact on investigations, from body farms to courtrooms. Learn about decomposition processes, insect activity, and how this science aids in solving crimes.
2021 Founders' Memorial Award Lecture - Margaret Collins and Termite Research
Lecture honoring Margaret Collins, pioneering Black entomologist known as "Termite Lady," highlighting her groundbreaking research on termite desiccation resistance and advocacy for civil rights in science.
Entomology 2020 - Opening Session
Explore cutting-edge entomological research and insights with plenary talks by Chavonda Jacobs Young and Ray Wheeler, addressing current challenges and future directions in the field.
Ernest J. Harris: Pioneering Fruit Fly Eradication and Mass Rearing Techniques - 2020 Founders' Memorial Award Lecture
Lecture honoring Ernest J. Harris, renowned entomologist who pioneered fruit fly eradication techniques and mass insect rearing for biological control, delivered by Dr. Michelle Samuel-Foo at Entomology 2020.
Where Might Many Tropical Insects Be Found?
Explore the potential habitats and distribution of tropical insects with insights from renowned entomologists Daniel H. Janzen and Winne Hallwachs.
Tom Eisner: An Incorrigible Entomophile and Innovator Par Excellence - Founders' Memorial Lecture 2019
Explore the life and contributions of renowned entomologist Tom Eisner through Walter Leal's engaging presentation on innovative insect research and discoveries.
Take Action for Entomology - Advocacy Strategies for Entomologists
Learn effective advocacy techniques for entomologists, including contacting legislators, preparing for meetings, and proper communication strategies to promote the field of entomology.
2017 Linnaean Games Championship Round - Entomological Trivia Competition
Entomological trivia competition featuring university teams showcasing their insect knowledge in a fast-paced, college bowl-style format.
Anna Botsford Comstock - Pioneer in Nature Study and Entomology - 2017 ESA Founders' Memorial Award Lecture
Explore the life and contributions of Anna Botsford Comstock, pioneering female entomologist, nature educator, and scientific illustrator, in this insightful lecture by Dr. Carol M. Anelli.
Entomology Student Debates - ICE 2016
Engaging student debates on crucial entomological issues: Apis mellifera health, dengue fever control, and invasive insect species management. Showcases top ESA student talent in lively cross-examination format.
How Insects Smell and Why We Should Care
Explore insect olfaction and its significance with Dr. Hildebrand, a renowned expert in neurobiology and chemical ecology, as he delves into the fascinating world of how insects smell.