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Culex pipiens and Aedes aegypti mosquitoes that feed on various sugar diets show a reduced ability to detect water, a key resource for survival, a new study shows. entomologytoday.org/2025/06/25/sug…

Arthropod Photo of the Week: June 25, 2025 Orange sulphur butterflies Colias eurytheme Lepidoptera: Pieridae By Dustin Huntington (dustinhuntington.com), New Mexico, USA #arthropodPOTW

Now Hiring: Assistant Professor/Specialty Crops Entomologist | New Mexico State University: Las Cruces, New Mexico | joburl.ws/21446491 #jobs

Meet Jasleen Kaur, Ph.D., postdoc at the University of Florida, whose childhood connection to agriculture put her on a course toward entomology and IPM. Kaur is subject of the next installment of our "Standout Early Career Professionals" series. entomologytoday.org/2025/06/27/ent…

Digital software for counting mosquitoes caught in surveillance traps offers improved accuracy, speed, and reliability over measuring by mass or volume, according to a new study. buff.ly/xXHRA5P

Insect-killing fungi and other microbial pathogens offer useful tools for managing the invasive Asian longhorned beetle and could complement other methods deployed thus far in eradication efforts in the U.S. hubs.la/Q03vCnYl0

Now Hiring: Entomologist | The Walt Disney Company: Lake Buena Vista, Florida | joburl.ws/21475709 #jobs

In the SW U.S., Nepytia janetae was an innocuous moth until four outbreaks between 1996 and 2020 killed thousands of acres of trees. A new study details N. janetae's life history and examines contributing factors to outbreaks—though much remains a mystery. entomologytoday.org/2025/07/08/nep…

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Your adventure awaits at EntoQuest 2025, September 19-21, in Front Royal, VA, hosted by EntSoc - Eastern Branch! Spend a long weekend forging connections as you participate in workshops, conservation hikes, black light trapping, and more. Register by August 29: hubs.la/Q03wtcxL0

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Arthropod Photo of the Week: July 9, 2025 Robber fly Diogmites neoternatus Diptera: Asilidae By Alfred Daniel Johnson (Alfred Daniel Johnson (דָּנִיֵּאל)), Tennessee, USA #arthropodPOTW

#ICYMI: The Journal of Economic Entomology’s latest special collection is all about termite baits! Learn more about the technological advancements in termite bait systems since their commercial introduction 30 years ago: hubs.la/Q03wVT3D0 Oxford Academic

Looking for a crash course on ectoparasite and vector identification, collection, and surveillance? Don’t miss “From Bites to Insights,” an intensive, hands-on workshop on Sunday, August 10, in Baltimore, MD. Learn more and register today: hubs.la/Q03wXHBs0 EntSoc - Eastern Branch

Sterilizing and releasing male mosquitoes in the wild to mate w/ females can reduce mosquito populations. A new review in the Journal of IPM details sterile insect technique and highlights benefits and challenges in deploying it for mosquito management. entomologytoday.org/2025/07/14/ste…