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Curious about what I've been up to on the Osa Peninsula? Heres a short video about my canopy bee trap design!! My first ever field vid, includes some fun animations and canopy footage #treebees #treesearch Osa Conservation subtitles in English n Español youtu.be/CtL2z-wiMgU

2021 QUBS Virtual Seminar Series: "Challenges and opportunities for bat fieldwork and research during the COVID-19 pandemic" with Dr. Burton K. Lim Royal Ontario Museum QUBS tomorrow (Wednesday) night (7 pm ET) queensu.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Behold, the whackiest of bugs, the bug you show your friend to make them go 'what the hell is that'. The bug that converts those weird non-bug people into thinking bugs are cool. A Mantispid. A WHAT?! A predatory lacewing that looks like a mantis but ain't, this bug has it all!

Ever find yourself pondering why ant eyes are so different? If so- you should check out our new paper in Insect Systematics and Diversity 🐜Phil Barden Entomological Society of America Vision-Linked Traits Associated With Antenna Size and Foraging Ecology Across Ants academic.oup.com/isd/article-ab…

Attn grad students and faculty in #entomology 🐜🐞🦗🐝 Our cohort is collecting data on grad student stipends and fees for entomology programs in the US. If you'd like to help us advocate for higher stipends, please reply or DM me with information on the following questions: 1/3

Peter Willadsen shared some fascinating methods he’s using to evaluate color patterns in carpenter bees! Fantastic work! #EntSoc21

Wordle 210 2/6 ⬛⬛🟨🟩🟨 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 I'm liking this Wordle game I've seen so many people posting about!

My masters defense is being held this Thursday at 9:30am EST, let me know if you're interested in hearing about my work on large carpenter bee systematics and color pattern evolution and I can send you the invite! I can promise lots of cool bee pics! 🐝

Check out my and Jane Petzoldt 's article in the newest issue of American Entomologist! We put a great deal of effort into this and hope that it encourages #entomology departments around the country to raise grad student #stipends to a living wage. doi.org/10.1093/ae/tma…

In the Spring 2022 issue of American Entomologist, Michelle Kirchner and Jane Petzoldt take a critical eye to stipends for students in entomology graduate programs in the U.S., finding they typically fall short of a living wage. doi.org/10.1093/ae/tma…

Yo! I just co-authored a top-tier #DayOneProject Urban Policy Memorandum w/ the Associate Director of Science Policy at the FAS is now @scientistsorg. “The 11 million+ Americans that currently live in historically redlined areas deserve attention from policymakers.” dayoneproject.org/ideas/putting-…

Thank you Chris Woolston and nature for bringing attention to this important issue. Jane Petzoldt and I are grateful that we could contribute to this piece. PhD students face cash crisis with wages that don’t cover living costs nature.com/articles/d4158…

Had a fantastic day at the London Natural History Museum, huge thank you to @BroadGavin for the behind the scenes tour of the insect collection!

I'm so happy for my amazing labmate Liza M. González-Rodríguez she successfully defended her thesis today and is officially a Master of beetles!!!🪲

Awesome ant lab video about my good friend Michelle Kirchner and the amazing work she is doing documenting arboreal ant diversity in North Carolina!!

1/8 Excited for my first ever paper to be published today, and as first author too! 🎉 Using samples collected by citizen scientists, we analysed the population genetic structure of the Common Yellowjacket across the UK. 🧬🐝 Royal Entomological Society Big Wasp Survey resjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/im…

Great job #KU students presenting amazing results on the biogeography, diversity and thermal tolerance of #pollinators ! #EntSoc23 Claudia Nuñez-Penichet Andrés Felipe Herrera Motta KU Ecology & Evolutionary Biology KU Biology KU Natural History Museum Research at KU

We are excited to announce that the KU Ecology & Evolutionary Biology Graduate Student Organization annual fundraiser is officially live! Donations from people like YOU help us support our amazing graduate students through research grants. Find out how to contribute at launchku.org/project/44646

Check out my newest paper! We found 18 species of ants in the forest canopy of NC! resjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ic…