My study organism (and me!) in Rice Farming magazine 🤓

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I won the TAMU Microscopy Center’s picture of the month contest for my TEM image of an endosymbiont in my study organism, the rice delphacid!

My first time planting rice was last Thursday and today my plants SPROUTED. I’m so excited.

If you’re at TAMU, join us today for the Aggie Women in Entomology (AWE) invited seminar speaker Dr. Diane Ullman from UC Davis! Seminar is at 3:30 via Zoom with a discussion afterwards.

Join us for the Aggie Women in Entomology (AWE) general meeting at 4pm today! An email with the Zoom link will be sent out this afternoon! (You can also find the link in an email from October 14 🤓)

Are you interested in getting a graduate degree in Entomology? Check out Texas A&M Entomology’s recruitment opportunity!

Excited to start watching some #EntSoc20 talks today!

I am also pumped both of the Texas A&M Entomology teams made it to the final round of the Entomology Games! Can’t wait to compete with my team Dr. Joanie King KMasloski Fabian List #EntSoc20 #TAMUbugs

Wore my bee socks today while moderating! #EntSoc20 #EntoFashion

Tried the butterfly. I think it looks alright 🦋🦋🦋🤷‍♀️🦋🦋🦋 #EntoFold #EntSoc2020

I won 1st for my Vectors of Plant Disease student talk! Check out my TEM project! 🔬👩‍🔬 Revealing differences in the viral transmission mechanism between viruliferous and nonviruliferous Tagosodes orizicolus using transmission electron microscopy cdmcd.co/DYxJgv #EntSoc20