When ant anatomy meets art.

We look forward to recruiting more enthusiastic researchers #PhD #postdoc to help us with two new U.S. National Science Foundation-funded research projects! We are interviewing research technicians NOW. Please retweet and email [email protected] with questions. #ants #evolution osu.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/OSUCareers/job…

Great opportunity to get experience working on ant projects!

Nice new paper out by Leo Ohyama 🌏🐜💻 !

🚨PhD student position available! 🐜🍄

Entomology graduate programs are failing their students, and Michelle Kirchner & Jane Petzoldt’s article shows the enormous gap between grad student take-home pay and the increasing cost of living across the US. This unsustainable & inequitable status quo threatens our discipline!

Andrea Lucky's workshop, Ant Invasion Biology, is designed to train participants to recognize invasive and native species of ants. This workshop will be available next year in May. Miles Maxcer --- #UFBugs

Thank you Chris Woolston and nature for bringing attention to this important issue. Jane Petzoldt and I are grateful that we could contribute to this piece. PhD students face cash crisis with wages that don’t cover living costs nature.com/articles/d4158…

Rediscovery of the myrmecophilous larvae of Italochrysa italica (Insecta: Neuroptera: Chrysopidae) Free download here: bioone.org/journals/integ… Cool videos here: figshare.com/articles/media…

Hey #IUSSI2022, please join us at this unique symposium this evening! I’m excited to be talking about accessibility in social insect science communication and we have some rockstar presenters in the lineup.

I get to chat ants tomorrow. Hush now and let’s admit they’re the best animal.

Have you found a queen ant but aren’t sure what to do with her? Check out our video tutorial with Miles Maxcer here: youtu.be/w2t_yEJ7bi0

It’s time to set the record straight: ants are downright cute! Miles Maxcer joined The Washington Post’s María Luisa Paúl to talk all about ants and the critical roles they play in terrestrial ecosystems around the world.

.Miles Maxcer of UF/IFAS Entomology & Nematology and Eugenijus Kavaliauskas, photographer of this viral image of a carpenter ant, find beauty in this close-up of an "instrumental organism." Twitter users found terror. wapo.st/3TXin8m

Why would you ever admire a billionaire? Not least when there’s so many charming ants supporting the brood and keeping it real.

Successfully defended my PhD yesterday 😊 Super blessed with my supervisors Rolf Beutel and Hans Pohl and my friends at the Phyletisches Museum who made the most amazing ant hat ever 🐜🐜🐜

Camponotus tortuganus, FL.

This looks like a great position for anyone who is curious how these little animals that run the world actually function and do the stuff that they do 🐜🐜🐜

New in Asian Myrmecology : Jason Williams describes a new Prenolepis species endemic to Nepal, Prenolepis rinpoche, and discusses the biogeography of Asian Prenolepis species. asian-myrmecology.org/doi/10.20362/a…

Our lab (arilab.unit.oist.jp) is hiring multiple postdocs and a computing technician. Come join us and have some fun working on biodiversity in Okinawa! Postdoc: live-oist-main.pantheonsite.io/careers/postdo… Computing Technician: live-oist-main.pantheonsite.io/careers/resear…