it's happened. i've just made the best google of my life

So proud of our ENT 001 course and their ceramic mural on plant-insect interactions and honey bee biology (topics from left to right). It's not quite done but we're getting very close thanks to the amazing folks in the studio finishing it up!

This ruling was never about caring for people. It's always been about controlling them.

eye candy for your TL 🍭

Us: This project isn't due for seven days? We've got *plenty* of time. Madagascaran moon moth: That's an *actual* lifetime?! 🙃

thanks for listening to me babble about moths that are older than me! first ever conference talk is complete #ESA2022

#ESA2022 I am recruiting a postdoc with 木lessandro Ossola to study effects of heat on urban tree growth. We are open to folks with diverse research backgrounds bc the project could focus in several ways. UC Davis is a wonderful place to work! Apply here: recruit.ucdavis.edu/JPF05024

I’m so proud of Grace Horne for giving her first conference talk at #esa2022 on long-term moth responses to climate change. In fact I’m proud of all the students giving your first talks! It isn’t easy to enter a new field, and you deserve to be celebrated.

As you wander through the poster session today at #ESA2022 /#CSEE2022, make sure to stop by poster #197, perhaps designed by someone you know. Come learn (and learn me things ;) about the ecology of Lyme disease and how we can better model it!

I'm so excited about @L_AzSchmidt 's new PNAS paper about elevated herbivory in the Anthropocene. Please check it out! pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

the cost to publish my paper open access is 1000% of the cost to conduct the research

Our very own Grace Horne published her undergrad thesis today, and it made the cover of Environmental Entomology. Great going, Grace!! Her paper is about effects of ash decline on native caterpillars. academic.oup.com/ee/advance-art…

With ash trees decimated by the emerald ash borer, where do other insects that depend on ash go? A new study led by Grace Horne shows landscape managers that choosing the right replacements for ash is critical for such ash-reliant native insects. entomologytoday.org/2023/02/07/ash…

We have a new paper out today about ancient relationships between cucumber beetles and Cucurbit plants, which were bred as human foods (cucumbers, squashes, and more). Led by the wonderful undergraduate researcher, Laura Jenny! bsapubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/aj…

#ucdavis doctoral student Grace Horne to host #Bioblitz at UC Davis Arboretum and Public Garden, Saturday, April 29, 9 to 11 a.m. Meet in Shields White Garden. Part of City Nature Challenge. Photograph and upload images of plants and animals. #BugSquad bit.ly/3Tznr3P

Congrats to our #ucdavis Department of Entomology and Nematology doctoral students and undergraduate student who received NSF-GRFP fellowships: Grace Horne, Lexie Martin, Marshall Naktani and Gary Ge! Proud of you! bit.ly/3m73zsh

Big day yesterday! <3

Fantastic job, and congratulations, Lindsey Mack ! It's been an honor and a pleasure having you as a mentee and colleague, and I look forward to seeing what's next!!