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Entomological Society of America
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The Entomological Society of America (ESA) is the largest organization in the world serving the professional and scientific needs of entomologists and people in related disciplines. Founded in 1889, ESA today has more than 7,000 members affiliated with educational institutions, health agencies, private industry, and government. Headquartered in Annapolis, Maryland, the Society stands ready as a non-partisan scientific and educational resource for all insect-related topics. For more information, visit www.entsoc.org.
Opening Plenary Session
Join President Marianne Alleyne as we kickoff Entomology 2023: Insects and Influence: Advancing Entomology’s Impact on People and Policy. We’ll hear from President Alleyne as she reflects on her year of leadership, ESA’s accomplishments, and our future, especially around advocacy. As President, she’ll recognize this year’s Fellows and Honorary Members on stage.
Sonny Ramaswamy, President and CEO of the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities. will share why investing in advocacy is important for the future of the science.
The session concludes with a panel discussion with members of the Science Policy Fellows Program regarding their experiences in advocating for ESA and the future of Entomology.
Sonny Ramaswamy, President and CEO of the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities. will share why investing in advocacy is important for the future of the science.
The session concludes with a panel discussion with members of the Science Policy Fellows Program regarding their experiences in advocating for ESA and the future of Entomology.
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Founders' Memorial Award
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ESA Awards and Honors are presented at Entomology 2023. The Founders’ Memorial Award honors two people at once, giving an entomologist with outstanding credentials the opportunity to present a keynote lecture at the ESA Annual Meeting. Dr. Tracy Leskey's keynote honors Ronald Prokopy, entomologist and pioneer in fruit-pest management
Rising Stars of Entomology Graduate Student Showcase Winner - Morgan Thompson - P-IE Section
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Rising Stars of Entomology Graduate Student Showcase Winner - Morgan Thompson - P-IE Section
Rising Stars of Entomology Graduate Student Showcase Winner - Berenice Romero - P-IE Section
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Rising Stars of Entomology Graduate Student Showcase Winner - Berenice Romero - P-IE Section
Rising Stars of Entomology Graduate Student Showcase Winner - Jessica Awad - SysEB Section
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Rising Stars of Entomology Graduate Student Showcase Winner - Jessica Awad - SysEB Section
Rising Stars of Entomology Graduate Student Showcase Winner - Heidi Pullman-Lindsley - PBT Section
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Rising Stars of Entomology Graduate Student Showcase Winner - Heidi Pullman-Lindsley - PBT Section
Rising Stars of Entomology Graduate Student Showcase Winner - Carla-Cristina Edwards - MUVE Section
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Rising Stars of Entomology Graduate Student Showcase Winner - Carla-Cristina Edwards - MUVE Section
Know Before You Go - Venue Info by Student Affairs Committee
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Know Before You Go - Venue Info by Student Affairs Committee
Know Before You Go - Program Info by Student Affairs Committee
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Know Before You Go - Program Info by Student Affairs Committee
2022 Joint Annual Meeting Opening Plenary: Perspectives on Diversity
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The Opening Plenary at the 2022 Joint Annual Meeting of the Entomological Societies of America, Canada, and British Columbia featured a panel discussion with three Black women scientists sharing their career experiences and perspectives on pursuing equality in scientific professions. Panelists: -Maydianne CB Andrade, Ph.D., professor of biological sciences at the University of Toronto -Cassandr...
Joint Rising Stars and Graduate Student Showcase Winner: Samantha Willden
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Joint Rising Stars and Graduate Student Showcase Winner: Samantha Willden
Joint Rising Stars and Graduate Student Showcase Winner: Jordan Glass
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Joint Rising Stars and Graduate Student Showcase Winner: Jordan Glass
Joint Rising Stars and Graduate Student Showcase Winner: Sandra Mendiola
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Joint Rising Stars and Graduate Student Showcase Winner: Sandra Mendiola
Joint Rising Stars and Graduate Student Showcase Winner: Mathilde Gaudreau
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Joint Rising Stars and Graduate Student Showcase Winner: Mathilde Gaudreau
Joint Rising Stars and Graduate Student Showcase Winner: Jessica Fraser
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Joint Rising Stars and Graduate Student Showcase Winner: Jessica Fraser
Joint Rising Stars and Graduate Student Showcase Winner: Jacob Basso
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Joint Rising Stars and Graduate Student Showcase Winner: Jacob Basso
Joint Rising Stars and Graduate Student Showcase Winner: Christine Sosiak
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Joint Rising Stars and Graduate Student Showcase Winner: Christine Sosiak
Joint Rising Stars and Graduate Student Showcase Winner: Anne-Sophie Caron
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Joint Rising Stars and Graduate Student Showcase Winner: Anne-Sophie Caron
Know-Before-You-Go Vancouver by Student Affairs Committee
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Know-Before-You-Go Vancouver by Student Affairs Committee
Know-Before-You-Go Student Activities by Student Affairs Committee
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Learn about Public Health Entomology Internships, Fellowships, and Research Positions
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Learn about Public Health Entomology Internships, Fellowships, and Research Positions
Entomology & Equality with Limarie Reyes-Torre
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Entomology & Equality with Limarie Reyes-Torre
A New Era in Entomology: Q&A With ESA’s All-Woman Presidential Lineup
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A New Era in Entomology: Q&A With ESA’s All-Woman Presidential Lineup
Entomology & Equality with Dr. Don Yee
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Entomology & Equality with Dr. Don Yee
Honey Bees and Industrial Agriculture: What Researchers are Missing and Why It’s a Problem
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Honey Bees and Industrial Agriculture: What Researchers are Missing and Why It’s a Problem
Entomology & Equality with Megan Wilkerson, Ph.D.
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Entomology & Equality with Megan Wilkerson, Ph.D.
Entomology & Equality with Anna Briggs, MS
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Entomology & Equality with Anna Briggs, MS
Great detailed footage...PLUS such a sabroso soundtrack!👌 😏
The crazy part is the polydnavirus the wasp injects with the egg. The virus does not harm the wasp. It does not kill the caterpillar, which must survive long enough to gestate the eggs. The virus propagates by living on in the wasp's offspring. This is parasitic teamwork at its finest.
Australia has similar, not sure if the same in wombat populations
Very Detailed and Informative.
I love to study egg parasitoids.❤😊😊😮❤
can anyone tell me what the tiny white protuberances on the caterpillars are? not the cocoons, but the tiny dots much smaller and all over the caterpillar. are they somehow part of this process? or are they some anatomical feature of the caterpillar?
I think I am going to put this bug into my video game
I love the way the bluebirds flap their wings!!❤
This the stuff a woman does to her man.
Chrysalis!!
Prumathus ☠️
WHY DOES IT HAVE DUBSTEP
Now when the aliens pop off and see this, we aint got no excuse
The pupa dancing to the beat bro😂
This should be an alternative to insecticides
Is that an alien intelligence? Or how our intelligence is naiiv to nature's already cruel intelligence in e.erged other species way way older than primates.
Just look. Jewel wasp on one side and periplaneta americana on the other. Jewel takes control of Americana's brain and drags her to a bad fate. My Lord, who is wise in everything, I prostrate before your majesty, do not lead me from the right path.
Nice video. Best entomology greetings from Ukraine.❤🐛🐛🐝🐝🦋🦋🐞🐞❤😮
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1:22 it is also believed they do this to test the effectiveness of their venom
Clever girl!!!!
OMFG WTF did I just watch holy shit.
That´s what politicians make to us
' were not the guys that eat there poop
Nice
Nice!
how a harmless video about bugs turned immidiatly into NWO propoganda
Amazing. There’s no way blind evolution can come up with such an incredible attack strategy. First question: how does the wasp know about tha anatomy of the roache’s nervous system in order to access it precisely with its venom? Second, how does the wasp select and synthesize the three-ingredient concoction which does the job of altering the roach’s behaviour in such a precise and desirable way for it’s predatory purposes? To me this is proof of DESIGN, hence a Creator. Blind, uncomprehending, hit-and-miss evolution is incapable of achieving this.
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You got your son back mom STRONGER THAN EVER. I LOVE YOU WITH ALL MY BEEing. ❤🐝🐝🐝
I love this. I wish there were more recordings like this!
That is one cool looking bug
It’s loosing its color
Snack time for moths
"Insects are wonderful and distinctive"
🙃 Promo>SM
Cute little wasp!
The white one's are workers and the smol workers and soldiers are called nymths
אני יודע שיש בעולם כאב לא רוצה לצפות בזה.
Great video. Very creative!
Thank you for video.
Great video, I am surprised by how active these caterpillars are compared to the imperial blue also tended by ants in Australia.
I'm curious if you came across any plants that appeared to be resistant while you were doing your research. Either the canola itself or in the multiple other host plants you show in your picture.
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Hi DSScully, you can click the "CC" option on the toolbar of the video to enable auto-generated subtitles. Thank you for watching!
And I’m glad they aren’t human size 😅
Thank you so much for this video. One of my worms is in its cocoon stage but the shed skin is stuck on the bottom of the cocoon. Is this okay?
I was googling Dr Preuss when an older sister and I were discussing her OLD Savoy Camera. Ken worked with my father in the mid 60s (?) in North Platte NE (a UNL "Experiment station").. I believe my earliest memory is of Ken (who was also a fisherman bringing over his fish (catfish) as big as I was (in his Volkswagen van?) to dress on our rather large picnic table...I seem to recall a statement made (not sure it was by my father or by Ken, that his picnic table was too small (presumably 4 ft and our picnic table was 8 ft for out family of 10) to comfortably dress the fish). I was probably 4-6 years old at the time.. I think Dad was (with a smile) chuckling and bragging about the size of the fish. Of course, as an Entomologist, it is appropriate he was a fisherman with some inside information. I am now 62, so you might guess that fish (and Dr Preuss) made a big impression on me. I seem to recall he was also an avid photographer and had his own developing room (black and white)..Of course, I may be wrong... But it is a fond (and distant) memory regardless... My folks are long gone, as well as many of Dads friend fishermen...most of whom worked with Dad in North Platte. Fond memories and a friendly face. Thanks for the video and the memories. /PAUSE at about 2 mins/ Alas, I had hit the pause button and typed my comment..and when I resumed, his comment about fly fishing came up...
This is insane. They should rename it the Jeffrey Dauhmer Wasp.