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Jun 22, 2017
Help us congratulate our award winners from the 2017 Entomological Society of America meeting!
Graduate Student Scholarship:
Katie Todd (The Ohio State University)
John Henry Comstock Award:
Kayla Perry (The Ohio State University)
Linnaean Games:
1st Place, The Ohio State University (team members - James Radl, Robin Bautista-Jimenez, Emily Justus, Adrian Pekarcik; Alternates - Zach Griebenow, Alex Tyrpak; Coach – Joe Raczkowski)
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Jun 16, 2017
Author and biologist Olivia Carril will travel to Ohio in August to teach four daylong native bee workshops. Each workshop includes hands-on bee identification using microscopes as well as field experiences with plant and bee experts.
Wednesday, August 2: University of Mount Union in Alliance
Thursday, August 3: Stratford Ecological Center in Delaware
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Nov 18, 2016
Our new 2017 Midwest Vegetable Production Guide is now available for download.
The Midwest Vegetable Production Guide for Commercial Growers is a collaboration of land-grant universities from seven states. It provides vegetable production information that is valid in the participating states for the current year. This includes fertility, variety, cultural, and pest management recommendations
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Oct 3, 2016
We wanted to share the exciting news of our students, who competed and won awards for presentations of their research:
Molly Dietrich Mabin: second place (advisors Celeste Welty & Mary Gardiner)
Kayla Perry: first place (advisor Dan Herms)
Katherine Todd: second place (advisor Mary Gardiner)
Drew Spacht: first place (advisor Dave Denlinger)
Liu Yang: first place (advisor Pete Piermarini)
Erin O’Brien: first place (advisor Dan Herms)
Huayan Chen: first place (advisor Norm Johnson)
In addition, winners of the Triplehorn Challenge (a timed tournament of curatorial pinning skills):
1st place Alice Vossbrinck (Masters in Plant Health Management student from Entomology)
2nd place Andrea Kautz (MS graduate in Entomology)
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Jul 11, 2016
Peter Piermarini believes there’s a new, biological way to combat the mosquitoes that transmit Zika, dengue, malaria and other dreaded diseases: Make them unable to pee. It’s no potty joke.
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May 18, 2016
Help Marshall University collect data on cicada activity by visiting this webpage.
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Nov 13, 2015
To uncover what plants honey bees rely on, researchers are using the latest DNA sequencing technology and a supercomputer. They spent months collecting pollen from beehives and have developed a multi-locus metabarcoding approach to identify which plants, and what proportions of each, are present in pollen samples.
A single colony can collect pollen from dozens of different plant species, and this pollen is useful evidence of the colony’s foraging behavior and nutrition preferences. Full Story Here
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Oct 28, 2015
Graduate research fellow Yvan Delgado de la Flor’s research was featured in the Spring 2015 issue of Qué Pasa, OSU? This magazine highlights the contributions of the Latino community here at OSU. This particular issue is focused on individuals working in science fields.
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Oct 28, 2015
Six graduate students from the Entomology Department traveled to Lexington KY in October to attend the Ohio Valley Entomological Association’s Annual Forum. Molly Dieterich, MaLisa Spring, Doug Sponsler, Chris Riley, Katie Todd, and Yvan Delgado de la Flor all presented as part of the student paper competition. Two OSU students won awards at the event: Katie Todd won first place and MaLisa Spring received second place in the MS student competition.
Chris Riley was elected President-Elect of OVEA. He will organize the 2017 meeting in Ohio. The 2016 conference will be hosted by Purdue University.
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Oct 26, 2015
OSU Entomology Professor Dave Shetlar, the "Bug Doc", was featured on the front page of the Columbus Dispatch discussing why the downtown bridge is covered with spiders. Check out the full article here http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/local/2015/10/22/spiders-main-street-bridge.html
